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0.6.0 release from the trunk series released

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- The monitor and remapper scripts are now called pystromo-mon.py and pystromo-remap.py. This should help you search for them in the process list!
- The default location for config files is now .config/pystromo in your home directory (in line with Freedesktop standards). Pystromo will no longer look in ~/.pystromo.
- Both monitor and remapper now have functionality to automatically reload modified config files (see --help for usage).
- Both monitor and remapper will reload their config file/s when sent a SIGHUP.

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[Revision #63]
- Renamed monitor and remapper scripts to be more obviously pystromo-related. The new names are pystromo-mon.py and pystromo-remap.py
- Default location for config files is now "$HOME/.config/pystromo", rather than "$HOME/.pystromo". This is in line with the freedesktop standards.
- Updated README with new file names and locations.
- Both monitor and remapper scripts will now reload their config file/s when sent a SIGHUP.
- Remapper script can now accept a -R (--reload) command-line option, which will make the program automatically reload its config files when they change.
- Monitor script can now accept a -r (--reload) command-line option, which will make the program automatically reload its config files when they change. NB. The monitor uses a lower-case "-r" because:
- Monitor script can now accept a -R (--reload-remapper) command-line option, which will tell the program to pass the "-R" option (see above) to every remapper subprocess it spawns.
- Fixed bug where remapper would attempt to close its devices multiple times, if it received multiple SIGINTs (such as when a controlling monitor script was Ctrl+C'd).
- Closing an InputDevice will now remove the node from the "devices" module's _allInputNodes dict.
- devices.read now takes a numeric argument for a timeout, rather than a boolean "blocking" argument.

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download icon pystromo-0.6.0.tar.gz (md5) Pystromo 0.6.0 4,220
last downloaded 24 hours ago
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0.5.1 release from the trunk series released

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- Readme file updated with security and .rules file information.
- Extra distro-specific (SuSE, Debian) udev .rules files.

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[Revision #53]
- Readme now contains details of some security considerations (/dev/input/event* being mode 666, etc.)
- Readme makes mention of the various udev .rules files available.
- New 52-pystromo-suse.rules file
- Old 52-pystromo.rules file is now 52-pystromo-debian.rules
- The fallback, 52-pystromo.rules, now sets the device permissions to 666.

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download icon pystromo-0.5.1.tar.gz (md5) Pystromo 0.5.1 34
last downloaded 12 weeks ago
Total downloads: 34

0.5.0 release from the trunk series released

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- NEW! "monitor.py": A system monitor daemon, which will start/stop the input-remapper with appropriate mapping files, dependent on configuration and currently running processes.
- "input-remapper.py" now called just "remapper.py"
- Merged functionality of conf files (ie. defining devices) into mapping files. Hence section headers for mappings now begin "Map:" rather than "Device:" (which is still used for device definition sections).
- Rearranged the directory structure to make it more obvious as to which scripts are intended for end-users.
- Cleaner shutdown: no more traceback when interrupting a wait for input, and output devices now close themselves properly.
- Updated README file.

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[Revision #49]
- "monitor.py": A system monitor daemon, which will start/stop the input-remapper with appropriate mapping files, dependent on configuration and currently running processes.
- Renamed "input-remapper.py" to "remapper.py".
- Functionality of device config files now merged into mapping config files.
- Section headers for mappings are now of the format: "[Map: ... ]".
- Slightly changed the syntax of defining modes in section headings; there is now no '@', and each mode is preceded by a '+', eg. "[Map:n52 + LED_NUML + LED_CAPSL]".
- Cleaner shutdown: no more traceback when interrupting a wait for input, and output device now close themselves properly.
- Rearranged the directory structure to make it more obvious as to which scripts are intended for end-users.
- Removed version information from remapper script (it rarely got updated anyway).
- Updated README file.

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download icon pystromo-0.5.0.tar.gz (md5) Pystromo 0.5.0 27
last downloaded 17 weeks ago
Total downloads: 27

0.4.0 release from the trunk series released

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- EV_LED events can be used to modify a device's 'mode' (where the device supports it), which can be used to affect remappings.

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[Revision #38]
- EV_LED events can be used to change a device's "mode", which can affect remappings. Also known as 'mode switching'
- Added LED-lighting/mode switching test cases to test.map
- All LEDs on a grabbed device are zeroed on init.
- Mapping files' default sections are now indicated by "[Device:]" rather than "[DEFAULT]", as the implicit behaviour of the latter was undesirable in a mode-switchable environment.
- ioctl module now uses objects to represent device nodes, rather than a bunch of functions which took a file-descriptor parameter.
- Added constants and functionality to determine device-node capabilities (the kind of events they can accept/supply).
- Some renaming/refactoring to allow events to be easily fed back into input devices.

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download icon pystromo-0.4.0.tar.gz (md5) Pystromo 0.4.0 23
last downloaded 17 weeks ago
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0.3.0 release from the trunk series released

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- Can now assign values to output events; this is critical for outputting REL and ABS events.
- Now works with 64-bit systems.
- Speed increased significantly for remapping very busy devices (such as mice).

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[Revision #28]
- Output events can now be assigned values, which allows effective remapping to REL and ABS events.
- Chording with absolute inputs is possible, but only with one absolute input at a time. And it's still a bit buggy - releasing a non-absolute input before the absolute will not stop the chord's output.
- Now uses non-blocking file access, meaning we now read all available events as soon as they appear (rather than one per loop, as before). Big speedup for busy ABS->REL remappings.
- Fix applied for 64-bit processors, whose ideas of the length of a long cause the wrong amount of data to be read from nodes.
- Mappings stored in the [DEFAULT] section of mapping files now affect un-named grabbed devices properly.
- Key* classes now all have deepcopy methods.
- Device._output is now known as Device._outputNode. Can you guess what it is yet?

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download icon pystromo-0.3.0.tar.gz (md5) Pystromo 0.3.0 23
last downloaded 41 weeks ago
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0.2.0 release from the trunk series released

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- Absolute events (analogue joysticks, throttle, rudder, etc.) now supported for input.
- Can now remap input based on it's value.
- Extra mapping files for individual devices.

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[Revision #22]
- Introduced complete value-checking syntax, allowing for specifying ranges.
- Changed instances of the word 'chord' to 'combination' or 'combo' when referring to output - 'chord' is now used exclusively when referring to input.
- Default key mappings are now placed in the [DEFAULT] section of mapping files.
- Improved containment checking for Mapper class.
- Revamped Key class.
- New KeyChord class; what was the KeyChord class is now the KeyCombo class - see above.
- Some cleanup of InputDevice.
- Split some mappings into seperate files, and gave mapping files their own directory.
- Now comes with IDs and custom mappings for Saitek P2500 gamepad.
- Output device name is now "Pystromo Input Remapper"
- Some textual changes to README file.
- More test-cases added to test.map, as usual.
- Unit tests(!) for some of the the possible interactions of mapping classes.

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download icon pystromo-0.2.0.tar.gz (md5) Pystromo 0.2.0 21
last downloaded 17 weeks ago
Total downloads: 21

0.1.1 release from the trunk series released

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This release includes:
- A completely revamped README file, which should be a lot more informative than the HOWTO of yore.
- Support for remapping relative motion (eg. scroll wheels, mouse movement, etc.)
- Support for cycling sequences; 'a' the first press, 'b' the second, 'c' the third, then back to 'a' again. (this is intended for mode-switching in future)

Changelog:

- Can now specify no mapping files to have no remapping performed. Though why you'd want to I'm not sure...
- Fixed layout of command-line --help option output.
- New README file, with a lot of extra information than the old HOWTO.
- Renamed various methods of the Device class, to better reflect their purpose.
- Unhandled input is now passed straight through to the output.
- SYN events are now sent after each output event. Relative output won't work without them.
- Relative motions (EV_REL) are now supported for remapping to keypresses.
- Implemented output cycles: One input can iterate through a list of sequences, advancing with each keypress.

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download icon pystromo.0.1.1.tar.gz (md5) Pystromo 0.1.1 22
last downloaded 41 weeks ago
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0.1.0 release from the trunk series released

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Supports chording input and ouput, and outputting sequences of keypresses.

Only has support for key/button-press remapping at this point though. Any other kind of event is thrown away.

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download icon pystromo.0.1.0.tar.gz (md5) Pystromo 0.1.0 27
last downloaded 17 weeks ago
Total downloads: 27