Re: generic hotkey driver

Pavel Machek
2004-09-14T20:42:07Z

Hi!

> >I think hotkey drivers are so differ that it is enough to decide
> >event format. ie) 'ibm KEY 00001 00001' or 'hotkey/pcc HKEY
> >000003 000001'
> >
>
> We don't need to care about the format of event. Since it is
> configurable,
> we just need to understand the internal meaning. So maybe we
> need to define the internal event number, which stands for a
> special purpose. such as:
>
> 001 turn off display
> 002 inc brightness
> 003 dec brightness
> 004 s3
> ......
>

If those are keys, you should just treat them as keys... That is hook
it into input subsystem.
Pavel
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