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> It's possible to inherit directly from the class Plugin. But by doing
that, the only thing happens is that the object is created, nothing
more. You may need this to create a thread in the background an connect
it to the plugin interface. Other plugins may now use this thread.
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> This is done for the media plugins. The mplayer video plugin only
starts the mplayer thread and register it to the plugin interface as
<CODE
CLASS="VARNAME"
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interface to give him the <CODE
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