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-/*!
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-\defgroup python Python
-\image html logo-python.png
-\brief \htmlonly
-      <h3><span  style="text-decoration: underline;"><span  style="font-style: italic;"><span
-               style="color: rgb(102, 102, 102);">Python Script Add-On Development</span></span></span></h3>
-       \endhtmlonly
-
-Kodi includes a built-in [Python interpreter](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Python_%28programming_language%29)
-that allows users to develop add-ons (scripts and plugins) that interface easily
-and cleanly with the Kodi dashboard. These add-ons can extend the functionality
-of Kodi without requiring extensive programming experience or ability. While you
-may not feel comfortable browsing the Kodi source code and submitting patches (or
-even bug reports), you can learn how to write a script or plugin with just a few
-hours' practice, using the information available in these pages.
-
-This page is intended as an introduction to Kodi Python for new developers, and
-a quick reference for more experienced programmers. If you're not interested in
-programming, you might want to visit [this page](http://kodi.wiki/view/Add-ons)
-for information about installing and using Python add-ons as an end user. If
-you're already familiar with Kodi Python, you can probably skip on down to the
-[environment details](http://kodi.wiki/view/Python_Development#Environment_details)
-or the [resource links](http://kodi.wiki/view/Python_Development#Resource_links)
-below for quick reference material.
-
-_ _ _
-
-Built-in modules
-----------------
-
-In addition to the standard libraries, Kodi [Python](https://www.python.org/)
-uses a handful of custom modules to expose Kodi functionality to Python.
-
-| Module                              | Description                                                |
-|------------------------------------:|:-----------------------------------------------------------|
-| \ref python_xbmc       "xbmc"       | Offers classes and functions that provide information about the media currently playing and that allow manipulation of the media player (such as starting a new song). You can also find system information using the functions available in this library.
-| \ref python_xbmcgui    "xbmcgui"    | Offers classes and functions that manipulate the Graphical User Interface through windows, dialogs, and various control widgets.
-| \ref python_xbmcplugin "xbmcplugin" | Offers classes and functions that allow a developer to present information through Kodi's standard menu structure. While plugins don't have the same flexibility as scripts, they boast significantly quicker development time and a more consistent user experience.
-| \ref python_xbmcaddon  "xbmcaddon"  | Offers classes and functions that manipulate the add-on settings, information and localization.
-| \ref python_xbmcvfs    "xbmcvfs"    | Offers classes and functions offers access to the Virtual File Server (VFS) which you can use to manipulate files and folders.
-| \ref python_xbmcwsgi   "xbmcwsgi"   | The [<b>Web Server Gateway Interface (WSGI)</b>](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_Server_Gateway_Interface) is a specification for simple and universal interface between web servers and web applications or frameworks for the Python programming language.
-
-_ _ _
-
-Installing additional modules
-----------------
-
-Additional modules may be installed by simply adding the module to the root
-folder of your add-on.
-
-A common way to organized third-party modules that are not part of add-on source
-code itself, is to add a lib directory and place an __init__.py file and other
-third-party modules inside it. These modules may then normally be imported using
-from lib import some module.
-
-_ _ _
-
-Python plugins versus scripts
-----------------
-
-Please do not confuse "Plugins" with "Scripts". Unlike the Scripts, Plugins are
-not meant to be directly invoked by the user. Instead, Plugins are automatically
-invoked when the user enters such a virtual folder. Do not try to run Plugins
-files from the scripts window as that will only give you a weird error message.
-Plugins, unlike Scripts, do not really provide new functionality to Kodi,
-instead what they do do is provide an easy way to present content listings in
-Kodi through the native GUI interface.
-
-_ _ _
-
-Script development
-----------------
-
-If you're new to Python programming (or just new to Kodi Python), the easiest
-way to get started is with a script. The traditional Hello World program,
-written as an Kodi Python script, would look like this:
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~{.py}
-print("Hello World!")
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-That's the same code you would enter at the Python command line, because Kodi
-runs a full-featured, standard Python interpreter (for more information
-concerning the current version number and included modules see the environment
-details below). If you're already familiar with Python programming, the only new
-challenge is learning the custom modules that allow you to gather information
-from Kodi and manipulate the Graphical User Interface (GUI).
-
-There are some excellent tutorials available to introduce you to Kodi scripting
-(and Python in general). See the [HOW-TO](http://kodi.wiki/view/HOW-TO_write_Python_Scripts)
-included in the Kodi Online Manual, or visit Alexpoet's Kodi Scripting site for
-a popular beginner's tutorial (PDF).
-
-_ _ _
-Plugin development
-----------------
-
-While scripts offer you flexibility and full control over the Kodi GUI, plugins
-allow you to quickly and consistently present information to the user through
-the standard Kodi menu structure.
-
-When a user launches a plugin, the plugin generates a list of menu items and
-hands them to Kodi to draw on the screen (regardless of screen resolution, skin,
-or any other user setting). While plugin developers lose some amount of control
-over the presentation, they no longer have to make up their own UIs, or worry
-about creating a usable look and feel across multiple displays.
-
-Plugins are most commonly used to scrape websites for links to streaming videos,
-displaying the video list in Kodi just like it would movie files on the local
-hard drive, but a plugin can be used anywhere a script could, as long as the
-menu structure is a sufficient GUI for the add-on's needs.
-
-Also, note that a script can launch a plugin, and a plugin can launch a script
-(and, for that matter, it can call all the same functions available to a script)
-so the distinction is more theoretical than practical.
-
-
-@{
-\ingroup python
-\defgroup python_xbmc Library - xbmc
-
-\ingroup python
-\defgroup python_xbmcgui Library - xbmcgui
-
-\ingroup python
-\defgroup python_xbmcplugin Library - xbmcplugin
-
-\ingroup python
-\defgroup python_xbmcaddon Library - xbmcaddon
-
-\ingroup python
-\defgroup python_xbmcvfs Library - xbmcvfs
-
-\ingroup python
-\defgroup python_xbmcwsgi Library - xbmcwsgi
-@brief **Web Server Gateway Interface**
-
-The [<b>Web Server Gateway Interface (WSGI)</b>](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_Server_Gateway_Interface)
-is a specification for simple and universal interface between web servers and
-web applications or frameworks for the Python programming language.
-@}
-
-*/
-
-/*!
-@page python_v12 Python API v12
-*/
-/*!
-@page python_v13 Python API v13
-*/
-/*!
-@page python_v14 Python API v14
-*/
-/*!
-@page python_v15 Python API v15
-*/
-/*!
-@page python_v16 Python API v16
-*/
-/*!
-@page python_v17 Python API v17
-*/
-/*!
-@page python_v18 Python API v18
-*/
-
-/*!
-@page python_revisions Python API Changes
-@brief Overview of changes on Python API for Kodi
-
-- @subpage python_v12
-- @subpage python_v13
-- @subpage python_v14
-- @subpage python_v15
-- @subpage python_v16
-- @subpage python_v17
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-+*/
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