Well, I tried everything sugessted: this is my /etc/directfbrc file: ***begining of file*** system=fbdev mode=800x600 depth=16 pixelformat=RGB16
force-windowed no-vt-switch disable-module=keyboard ***end of file*** I tried it with both system=sdl & system=fbdev, to no avail. when I ssh to my remote box and run this script, my app runs on the frame buffer, but I can still only get keyboard input from directfb (without the last 2 lines). I can not access std::cin from my remote shell, at all. Does it matter if my app request a keybard handle from dfb? Does that somehow overwrite the disable-module=keyboard or something? Thanks in advance, Ido Yehieli. Denis Oliver Kropp wrote: > Ido Yehieli wrote: >> Thank's Richard, >> but IDirectFBInputDevice, at least according to manual >> (http://www.directfb.org/docs/DirectFB_Reference/IDirectFBInputDevice.html) >> >> seems to only have a method for reading a single key at a time >> (GetKeyState). Can't I get a normal stdin-like interface, for reading >> entire lines? >> Also, this program has to run on a machine that does not yet >> have any input to it, all input is given by telneting to it - so I >> _have_ to use the vt my app was started on. > > Running in a remote shell you should be able to read the stdin of it, > no matter if the DirectFB session on the remote host switched VTs. > _______________________________________________ directfb-users mailing list [email protected] http://mail.directfb.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/directfb-users
