You could probably load the gpio-keys driver. (Currently not included
with pCP, but available
http://repo.picoreplayer.org/repo/9.x/armv7/releases/RPi/src/kernel/4.14.56-pcpCore_v7_modules.tar.xz
)
Make sure you grab the correct kernel modules pack matching your kernel)
piCorePlayer a small
papa_arrugada wrote:
>
> Is there a solution without a connected keyboard?
Presumably the area to experiment with is a "virtual keyboard".
Since Ralphy said that evemu supports such a thing - then I expect the
challenge will be to get Jivelite to take input from a virtual keyboard
rather than
Many thanks to Ralphy!
This works.
I only had to put "sudo" before the evemu-events and press() for the
function.
With this solution everything is possible per script in jivelite or
remote the server.
Last question:
Is there a solution without a connected keyboard?
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I have been able to script jivelite navigation using 'evemu'
(https://github.com/freedesktop/evemu.git). The attached script
searches for the Beatles artist and navigates to the album list.
Evemu has the ability to create a virtual keyboard device, but I'll
leave that for someone else to work o
I am testing with a changed bootscript "do_rebootstuff.sh" which makes
with mkfifo a redirection and a named pipe.
And then I want to send keyboard codes with "echo" to the named pipe.
I will give good or bad info here next time.
thank you for your help!
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Looking through the code - all input Keyboard, Mouse and IR seems to
come from the SDL portability layer. This might make it more difficult
to achive desired functionality by modifying the lua code.
bpa's Profile: http://
papa_arrugada wrote:
>
>
> Where possible, I try to avoid writing code especially changing a
> "standard" application. Depending on how jivelite is started (and
> probably luajit) input can be redirected. I don;t have any PCP so I
> can't offer any definite at the moment.
>
> I think you ne
thanks,
yes you're right, I understand.
I want to make GUI actions and this is going to jivelite.
I have seen the InputToActionMap.lua and understand that different
sources of inputs (remote control, keyboard...) are covered here.
But one thing is not complete clear for me:
Is it possible to s
papa_arrugada wrote:
> can you please tell me how I can inject a keyboard shortcut to
> jivelite?
>
> I found for example a "h" for home or a "p" for play or "ESC" for back.
> Can I inject in this way with command ir or button?
>
> for home
> >
Code:
> > echo "$MAC_AD
can you please tell me how I can inject a keyboard shortcut to
jivelite?
I found for example a "h" for home or a "p" for play or "ESC" for back.
Can I inject in this way with command ir or button?
for home
Code:
echo "$MAC_ADDR3 button h" | telnet $LMS_IP 9090
An alternative to consider would be to use your button to inject a
Jivelite keyboard shortcut" - it is possible Favorites 0-9 may be
configrued to your use or navigate from a home position (best to
customise home menu to your requirements) or else find lua source for
keyboard shortcuts and add yo
Thank you for your information.
I am not a lua expert, I found in jivelite sources an applet called
selectPlayer.
Is there a way to call this page on touchscreen from terminal?
Then I could read an external button (named "players") and activate this
page on screen. Then the user can do his selec
hi papa_arrugada,
Nothing simple comes to mind. You might have to brush up on your lua
skills. Hopefully the clever guys can help you out. ;)
BTW: We don't install bash on pCP only sh, so be a little careful with
your scripting, no arrays etc.
regards
Greg
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Hi,
I am running piCorePlayer with a 7 inch touch display and want to ask
for a way to control the touch display with installed jivelite from a
script.
I use GPIO pins for receiving external keys.
Up to now I can select a radio station in this way:
Code:
echo "$MAC_ADD
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