I can see three existing scripts, but may be there is a way to get at least a list of ktorrent signals to create hooks. This will be very helpfull.

For now I will try to implement the feature I requested for notifying about not registered torrents.

prizident wrote:I can see three existing scripts, but may be there is a way to get at least a list of ktorrent signals to create hooks. This will be very helpfull.

Use qdbusviewer, the DBus interface, is also used in the scripting plugin.

Gonna, make a wiki page for scripting.

OK, I have started the wiki page :

http://ktorrent.org/wiki/index.php/Writing_Scripts

Still a work in progress though.

Thanks, I've now almost written my first plugin for KTorrent And this leads me to another feature request - GetHotNewStaff2 just as it is done with Amarok2. Hope this will give differenet people a motivation to create more scripts

And another thing about that. I've looked through the interfaces and the source and cannot find signal which is emited when warnings are shown at torrent name. I wanted to use this create hook to catch "torrent not registered" messages.

And one more thing. Logs from scripts are going to General channel in Log Viewer. It make it bit hard to debug scripts as the logs are overloaded with lots of other messages. May be there is some way to only show output from scripts?

The following code made ktorrent crash, but torrent was removed

KTorrent.remove(tor.infoHash(), False)

Expanding the interface is on my todo list. (which seems to be growing continuously)

Can you post a backtrace of that crash?

Backtrace http://rafb.net/p/LqXUSv91.html
Script code http://rafb.net/p/jV1Wxy73.html

prizident wrote:Backtrace http://rafb.net/p/LqXUSv91.html
Script code http://rafb.net/p/jV1Wxy73.html

The most likely cause of the crash is that you are deleting a torrent in a function which handles a signal of that torrent.

I have now added a removeDelayed function, this should be used instead of remove, when you are handling a signal.

Another thing is that script execution blocks the main thread. It is notable with mail notification script

prizident wrote:Another thing is that script execution blocks the main thread. It is notable with mail notification script

You are right, need to fix this