Simon Kenyon wrote:
digibox could be my version of the redremote software (well, that's what i called it). it does not set a return value. just add anHi Simon, yes it is your program :o). It is great! I instead reverted the code in channelbase.cpp to add an & to the external command string, resulting in it again collecting the error code from the detaching shell, which is always zero. This also speeds up the channel switching to how it was, as it runs digibox in parallel with the other myth code.
exit(0);
at the end of main()
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simon
While you re around, I have been thinking about the Redremote transmitter and the way it works. I have no C experience, only some scripting, but was trying to work out a way of having the device always powered up, rather than waiting for the power up delay each time it is used to change channels.
I guess you would need some kind of client server approach, so that the server is always powering the Redremote, and the client messaging the channel change it wants via a TCP socket? or would there be an easier way than that using C?
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