The Restart XBMC button in the shutdown menu doesn't seem to do anything, whenever I press it it just brings me back to whatever screen I was on, no config files were reloaded either. If it would actually exit and relaunch XBMC, re-reading the config files in the process this would be extremely useful in cases where you edit XBMC specific files but don't want to reboot the computer. I'm currently running OpenELEC on my HTPC and it's a pain to have to reboot the computer each time I want to test something, it'd be so much easier to just re-launch the program like I expected it to.
Here's the debug output from when the button is pressed:
Here's the debug output from when the button is pressed:
Code:
19:33:06 T:139981003720512 DEBUG: OnKey: s (f053) pressed, action is ActivateWindow(shutdownmenu)
19:33:06 T:139981003720512 DEBUG: Activating window ID: 10111
19:33:06 T:139981003720512 DEBUG: ------ Window Init (DialogButtonMenu.xml) ------
19:33:06 T:139981003720512 INFO: Loading skin file: DialogButtonMenu.xml
19:33:06 T:139980257076992 NOTICE: Thread Jobworker start, auto delete: true
19:33:10 T:139981003720512 DEBUG: SDLKeyboard: scancode: 24, sym: 000d, unicode: 000d, modifier: 0
19:33:10 T:139981003720512 DEBUG: OnKey: return (f00d) pressed, action is Select
19:33:10 T:139981003720512 DEBUG: ExecuteXBMCAction : Translating RestartApp
19:33:10 T:139981003720512 DEBUG: ExecuteXBMCAction : To RestartApp
19:33:10 T:139981003720512 DEBUG: ------ Window Deinit (DialogButtonMenu.xml) ------
19:33:36 T:139980257076992 DEBUG: Thread Jobworker 139980257076992 terminating (autodelete)