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=begin Adhearsion metadata
name: Xbox Media Center Controller
author:
name: Jay Phillips
blog: http://jicksta.com
email: Jicksta -at- Gmail.com
instructions: >
Hacked xbox owners can use this helper to remotely control
their Xbox Media Center (XBMC) application. It works by
sending HTTP requests to XBMC's web server (which must be
enabled first), potentially emulating many different tasks.
See the XBMC's HTTP API at
http://www.xboxmediacenter.com/wiki/index.php?title=WebServerHTTP-API
for a full list of the available commands. Most often you'll
want to use the SendKey command in a loop, though, to take
in input. Here is how you may do that:
<pre>
loop { XBMC.sendkey XBMC.translate!(wait_for_digit) }
</pre>
That will take an infinite loop receiving keypad input,
converting it to the appropriate numerical key codes, then
sending a "SendKey" command with the translated argument.
=end
class XBMC
KEY_MAPPING = { '1'=>37, '2'=>166, '4'=>169, '5'=>11, '6'=>168, '8'=>167 }
KEY_MAPPING.default = 0
def XBMC.translate(key) KEY_MAPPING[key] end
def XBMC.method_missing name, hash={}
args = []
hash = { :parameter => hash} unless hash.kind_of? Hash
hash.merge({:command => name}).each { |k,v| args << "#{k}=#{v}" }
open("http://#{hash['ip'] || $HELPERS['xbmc']['ip']}/xbmcCmds/xbmcHttp?#{args * '&'}").read
end
end
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