Thanks for your replies.
I still can't find the correct config.
The repeat=0 seems to be the correct setting to ignore repeated keys as the man page says.
Actually if I do a test using ircat, that's what happens, repeated keys are ignored.
But still, freevo takes a repeated key : if I launch freevo and ircat at the same time, I clearly see ircat giving only one pulse whereas freevo give a pulse every half a second moving further into submenus.


So reason should be : lircrc's "repeat" setting is bypassed in freevo's lirc engine.
Gis.



Karl Lattimer a �crit :

In your lircrc file you would define a button like so;

begin
   prog = freevo
   button = menu
   config = EXIT
   repeat = 3
end

My remote requires repeat = 0/1/2/3 in different circumstances, the
lircrc documentation says;

repeat
       tells the program what shall happen if a key is repeated. A
       value of zero tells the program to ignore repeated keys. Any
       other positive value 'n' tells the program to pass the config
       string every 'n'-th time to the according application, when a
       key is repeated. The default for repeat is zero.

So basically, my menu/EXIT button repeats 3 times on one press, well
actually once for pressed, once for down (which increments while held)
and once again for released, other buttons on my remote behave
differently. In this instance I want to ignore upto 3 repeats regardless
of any increment to the repeat counter.

You may wish to read more about this configuration on this page
http://www.lirc.org/html/configure.html#lircrc_format

Regards
Karl,

On Mon, 2005-05-09 at 14:49 +0300, Marius Stan wrote:


Jesper Mathiassen wrote:



Consider repeat = 0 .. It may work, although in my setup I had to add
repeat = 1 to get button repeats at all..





Repeat = 0 doesn't work for me... same annoying repeats
Marius



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