Hi Chris,
Actually you're up to speed I think. They're meant to be a stop gap
for the user while we're waiting for a gui. They're examples that can
be used currently with the intention of the user modifying the
parameter values to what they want/require.
Since they essentially duplicate wacomcpl's backend .xinitrc,
solutions like daemons that worked for it will work for the
.xsetwacom.sh scripts too.
You're just going further along the road Peter started and actually
coming up with a replacement for wacomcpl. Just needs a simple gui
slapped on it.
Favux
On Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at 3:35 PM, Chris Bagwell <ch...@cnpbagwell.com> wrote:
>
> OK. I guess I'm missing parts of this topic. Sometimes it sounds
> like these are examples only but other times it sounds like its meant
> to be ran by some daemon backend or similar during hotplugs.
>
> If they are ever meant to be plugged into a backend then I'd assume
> most the hard stuff like xsetwacom_version or $STYLUS are
> automatically set for user. But then again, I'd go the easier route
> for user and just have them set things like:
>
> TOUCH_THRESHOLD=27
> STYLUS_PRESSURECURVE=0 0 100 100
> STYLUS_THRESHOLD=27
>
> Then user doesn't even now they are really a bash script and looks
> dangerously close to windows *.INI they may already be familiar with
> for same types of stuff.
>
> At plugin time, source the above file, and start updating everything
> optionally and one by one:
>
> if xinput list | grep $HOTPLUG_NAME | grep touch; then
> TOUCH="$HOTPLUG_NAME touch"
> fi
> if [ "${TOUCH}x" != "x" ]; then
> if [ "${TOUCH_THRESHOLD" != "x" ]; then
> xsetwacom $TOUCH $threshold_name[$xsetwacom_version] $TOUCH_TRESHOLD
> fi
> fi
>
> Then you are at long term easier to maintain all-in-one script as
> Peter suggestions.
>
> But I think I must be missing overall intent here.
>
> Chris
>
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