Duncan Webb wrote:
Regular expressions are generally a bad thing for programs, other than
being difficult to read and so hard to maintain, they do tend to cause
problems over time. For example just parsing the version string from
mplayer, xine and xmame cause problems so mplayer and xine
Pierre Ossman wrote:
Duncan Webb wrote:
It is a great idea to use the event driver in freevo, I said that
before, and it's something we should definitely have.
This is exactly the way, that I would like the event driver to work.
There are too many different kernels out there that I think
Duncan Webb wrote:
It is a great idea to use the event driver in freevo, I said that
before, and it's something we should definitely have.
This is exactly the way, that I would like the event driver to work.
There are too many different kernels out there that I think parsing the
Duncan Webb wrote:
What about writing a helper to generate the correct stuff that can then
be merged into local_conf.py, a bit like convert_config.py. This way the
everything is set up once and no parsing is required at run time.
There's evdev._print_tables() that generates python code for
Justin Wetherell wrote:
Im not sure which input.h you need but here is mine from:
/usr/include/linux/input.h
Ah, you have a broken input.h. It hasn't been stripped of in-kernel
definitions.
Still, the parser should be more forgiving. I'll see what can be done.
Rgds
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Pierre Ossman wrote:
Duncan Webb wrote:
What about writing a helper to generate the correct stuff that can then
be merged into local_conf.py, a bit like convert_config.py. This way the
everything is set up once and no parsing is required at run time.
There's evdev._print_tables() that
Duncan Webb wrote:
Pierre Ossman wrote:
News to me, but I'm no lirc expert. Still, that's one extra dependency
for something we can do directly.
No extra dependency as lirc is already supported
It is for the user as he could (with this patch) have his evdev device
supported with just the
Pierre Ossman wrote:
Duncan Webb wrote:
Pierre Ossman wrote:
News to me, but I'm no lirc expert. Still, that's one extra dependency
for something we can do directly.
No extra dependency as lirc is already supported
It is for the user as he could (with this patch) have his evdev device
On Sat, 2006-10-21 at 20:26 -0300, Rob Shortt wrote:
an aweful state. Instead of things going into the kernel, development
on lirc continued and I guess got a little better (correct me if I'm wrong).
I can say that with multiple IR devices, lirc has improved
significantly. Before I had to do
Duncan wrote:
Pierre Ossman wrote:
Sorry Pierre, I can't accept this patch as it stands because it parses
linux/input.h, which requires that kernel headers are installed.
I have reversed the patches from rel-1-6 and rel-1
There must be a better way to do this without this dependency.
Duncan
Jason Tackaberry wrote:
On Sat, 2006-10-21 at 20:26 -0300, Rob Shortt wrote:
an aweful state. Instead of things going into the kernel, development
on lirc continued and I guess got a little better (correct me if I'm wrong).
I can say that with multiple IR devices, lirc has improved
Rob Shortt wrote:
Lirc drives me nuts and I'd rather not use it at all. :)
On my main Freevo box running 2.0 I use DirectFB for input, but used to
use the event device plugin before that. On one box here I am forced to
use lirc since that is the only thing that supports my serial IR
receiver.
TC Wan wrote:
The problem I'm having right now is that the event driver enumeration
seems to have changed for 2.6.18 (in 2.6.18, the PC speaker has become a
new input source??! What's this?). I usually get my IR remote as input3,
sometimes as input2. This breaks lirc and probably will affect
TC Wan wrote:
Duncan wrote:
Pierre Ossman wrote:
Sorry Pierre, I can't accept this patch as it stands because it parses
linux/input.h, which requires that kernel headers are installed.
I have reversed the patches from rel-1-6 and rel-1
There must be a better way to do this without this
Duncan Webb wrote:
Pierre Ossman wrote:
Sorry Pierre, I can't accept this patch as it stands because it parses
linux/input.h, which requires that kernel headers are installed.
I have reversed the patches from rel-1-6 and rel-1
There must be a better way to do this without this
Pierre Ossman wrote:
Duncan Webb wrote:
Pierre Ossman wrote:
Sorry Pierre, I can't accept this patch as it stands because it parses
linux/input.h, which requires that kernel headers are installed.
I have reversed the patches from rel-1-6 and rel-1
There must be a better way to do this
Duncan Webb wrote:
I think that event support is a great feature but I needs to be very
robust if it is being called from rc.py. I'm more that happy to put this
back when we have a better solution.
Well if it's not in the tree, then it's difficult to submit proper
patches to fix problems.
Im not sure which input.h you need but here is mine from: /usr/include/linux/input.hOn 10/20/06, Pierre Ossman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Duncan Webb wrote: I think that event support is a great feature but I needs to be very
robust if it is being called from rc.py. I'm more that happy to put
Pierre Ossman wrote:
Duncan Webb wrote:
I think that event support is a great feature but I needs to be very
robust if it is being called from rc.py. I'm more that happy to put this
back when we have a better solution.
Well if it's not in the tree, then it's difficult to submit proper
Pierre Ossman wrote:
Sorry Pierre, I can't accept this patch as it stands because it parses
linux/input.h, which requires that kernel headers are installed.
I have reversed the patches from rel-1-6 and rel-1
There must be a better way to do this without this dependency.
Duncan
As I recently
As I recently bought an ATI remote control, I felt that Freevo really
lacked good support for Linux event devices. So I decided to add it. :)
Included is a patch that adds that support, relevant configuration
options and a default key map that should handle most devices out there.
Comparison
Hi,
Pierre Ossman wrote:
As I recently bought an ATI remote control, I felt that Freevo really
lacked good support for Linux event devices. So I decided to add it. :)
Included is a patch that adds that support, relevant configuration
options and a default key map that should handle most
Rob Shortt wrote:
This is for Freevo 1.x right? There is basic evdev support on the 2.0
trunk in SVN in the form of an input plugin.
Yup, it's 1.x. I haven't dared try 2.0 yet as, judging from the wiki, it
doesn't have basic functionality yet.
I agree, using the event device is great,
Pierre Ossman wrote:
As I recently bought an ATI remote control, I felt that Freevo really
lacked good support for Linux event devices. So I decided to add it. :)
Included is a patch that adds that support, relevant configuration
options and a default key map that should handle most devices
Hi Duncan!
On Tuesday 17 October 2006 17:18, Duncan Webb wrote:
I shouldn't apply this patch in 1.6, but it may be too important to
exclude. So I have done.
Is this related to that patch?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/src/freevo-1.5svn/freevo - freevo cache
Traceback (most recent call last):
File
On Tuesday 17 October 2006 20:04, Hans Meine wrote:
Is this related to that patch?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/src/freevo-1.5svn/freevo - freevo cache
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/freevo/helpers/cache.py, line 57,
in ?
import config
File
Hans Meine wrote:
Hi Duncan!
On Tuesday 17 October 2006 17:18, Duncan Webb wrote:
I shouldn't apply this patch in 1.6, but it may be too important to
exclude. So I have done.
Is this related to that patch?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/src/freevo-1.5svn/freevo - freevo cache
Traceback (most
Pierre Ossman wrote:
Hans Meine wrote:
Hi Duncan!
On Tuesday 17 October 2006 17:18, Duncan Webb wrote:
I shouldn't apply this patch in 1.6, but it may be too important to
exclude. So I have done.
Is this related to that patch?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/src/freevo-1.5svn/freevo - freevo cache
Hans Meine wrote:
On Tuesday 17 October 2006 20:04, Hans Meine wrote:
Is this related to that patch?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/src/freevo-1.5svn/freevo - freevo cache
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/freevo/helpers/cache.py, line 57,
in ?
import
Duncan Webb wrote:
I've now merged all the 1.6 changes into rel-1 and added to rel-1 the
encoding server and apple trailers for people to play with.
Very nice. But you should probably change the comment at the top of
appletrailers.py as it is incorrect now that it's in src/plugins (and
not
Pierre Ossman wrote:
Duncan Webb wrote:
I've now merged all the 1.6 changes into rel-1 and added to rel-1 the
encoding server and apple trailers for people to play with.
Very nice. But you should probably change the comment at the top of
appletrailers.py as it is incorrect now that it's in
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