Keyboard input / init + questions
Charlie Brej
plymouth at brej.org
Tue Sep 28 14:21:20 PDT 2010
On 09/28/2010 09:28 PM, Jerome Martin wrote:
> Yeah the \123 is more standard. Although now I am thinking all of
> this should be unicode characters and have a unique character for
> each key stroke (ctrl-V, esc, etc).
>
>
> I think that would make things more difficult, but you know what fits
> best with the plymouth style. I would not have done the indenting in the
> code the same as you neither, this is just a matter of style ;-)
Well, lets start with what Ray was saying and have a side channel for
non text keys, and that should be half the issue solved. I'm only erring
towards unicode because thats what other scripting systems do.
> Then what do you suggest ? Frankly is the only issue is a plugin script
> writer forgetting to properly bind a key for viewing details, well, I
> think people are grown ups :-)
Thats the interesting question. I currently treat theme writers as
foolish users who even if they screw up, will not screw up the system
boot. This may be over protective.
> Sure, no problem. It is simple, really. Find a sample script attached
> (pardon the awkward implementation details, this is just a
> proof-of-concept so some tidying up has yet to be done).
Wow, that is rather impressive. Is there anything else you need to add
to it?
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