Kevin Kuphal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >>* EPG1 - When watching TV you will often want to view the EPG. >>Currently you do this by pressing Menu and then selecting Program >>Guide from the on-screen menu. This two step process needs to be >>instead bound to a single key so that you can press one button and >>access the EPG while watching TV. >> > I believe it already is. The keys.txt in the source distribution > explains many of the key mappings
Does the svn release provide better support for key eventing? Something that allows better mapping to a media keyboard (XF86AudioMute, XF86Standby, etc....)? In my ideal world, I would love to see mythtv implement a "scheme" in which all actions were exposed to a runtime language and then eventing on actions would actually be programed from this "scheme". With this method, people could use the runtime language to implement all sorts of interesting combination or conditional actions and perhaps we would see some interesting innovations by decreasing some of the curve in getting involved in development. Perhaps people could even write custom plugins or hooks into other plugins with this "scheme". Maybe we could use a language like Lisp, but not Lisp... I wouldn't complain too much if DCOP or Python was preferred though. If anyone is interested in this second idea, I am willing to volunteer some time, but I am just starting to get familiar with the codebase and my only mod currently is something to fix mythgame (non-svn) to run xmame v.103. I was busy the previous week in modding my kernel to fully support those damn media keys. If someone can point me to a good place to start that will allow me to do things like have and xmodmap that doesn't make me map a media key to "M", but instead allows me to map the menu to the media key's X-event (or simply /dev/event...)... I would appreciate it. -- Luke Anthony Olbrish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> _______________________________________________ mythtv-dev mailing list [email protected] http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-dev
