Hi, Aura Kelloniemi (2019/11/25 20:54 +0200): > Or I might just push them to crates.io, which seems to be the Rust way of > doing things. I don't know if distributing these bindings with BRLTTY would > add any value, as Rust uses its own build system, and does not support > installing any Rust libraries or interfaces system-wide, not at least in a > standard way that I know of. This means that in order for anyone to use my > bindings, they would need to have BRLTTY source code available. Maybe in the > future Rust has better support for shared libraries/interfaces.
Is it really mutually exclusive? Do you have to choose between the two, or could you somehow do both? > I know. I just did not know if the library needs to send a command to the > server to ask for the key press information, but apparently this is not the > case. You just have to enter tty mode. Once you have done that, key presses are delivered to the client as they arrive, either as driver-specific keycodes, or as brltty command codes, depending on what you requested when entering tty mode. Shérab. _______________________________________________ This message was sent via the BRLTTY mailing list. To post a message, send an e-mail to: [email protected] For general information, go to: http://brltty.app/mailman/listinfo/brltty
