[Xcb] Python X11 encoder/decoder based on XCB
Barton C Massey
bart at cs.pdx.edu
Mon May 7 21:36:20 PDT 2007
Very cool. Thanks much for sharing this.
Being too lazy to download the code right now :-), what did
you do about reading the XCB protocol definitions? Did you
do your own parser etc? I ask because we have a Google
Summer of Code student working on Python code to read these
things, and I'm sure he'll be interested :-).
Looks like fun. Let us know if we can help.
Bart
In message <20070507.213258.343186062.mrs at localhost.localdomain> you wrote:
> I have been working on an X11 message encoder/decoder written in
> Python based on the XCB protocol definitions. It covers most of the
> extensions that XCB covers (at least, the unit tests pass for
> converting messages back and forth).
>
> It includes a couple of protocol monitor tools. The first tool dumps
> the request and response streams of a proxied X11 connection to two
> files, which can be decoded by the second tool.
>
> The code is under Subversion here:
> svn://svn.gna.org/svn/plash/scratch/x11-proxy
>
> and there are further notes about it here:
> http://plash.beasts.org/wiki/X11ProxySpike
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