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#include <lib/driver/rc.h>
#include <asm/types.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <linux/input.h>
#include <lib/base/init.h>
#include <lib/base/init_num.h>
#include <lib/base/eerror.h>
/*
* note on the enigma input layer:
* the enigma input layer (rc*) supports n different devices which
* all have completely different interfaces, mapped down to 32bit +
* make/break/release codes mapped down (via xml files) to "actions".
* this was necessary to support multiple remote controls with proprietary
* interfaces. now everybody is using input devices, and thus adding
* another input layer seems to be a bit overkill. BUT:
* image a remote control with two hundred buttons. each and every function
* in enigma can be bound to a button. no need to use them twice.
* for example, you would have KEY_MENU assigned to a menu for setup etc.,
* but no audio and video settings, since you have special keys for that,
* and you don't want to display a big menu with entries that are available
* with another single key.
* then image a remote control with ten buttons. do you really want to waste
* KEY_MENU for a simple menu? you need the audio/video settings there too.
* take this just as a (bad) example. another (better) example might be front-
* button-keys. usually you have KEY_UP, KEY_DOWN, KEY_POWER. you don't want
* them to behave like the remote-control-KEY_UP, KEY_DOWN and KEY_POWER,
* don't you?
* so here we can map same keys of different input devices to different
* actions. have fun.
*/
eRCDevice::eRCDevice(std::string id, eRCDriver *driver): driver(driver), id(id)
{
input=driver->getInput();
driver->addCodeListener(this);
eRCInput::getInstance()->addDevice(id, this);
}
eRCDevice::~eRCDevice()
{
driver->removeCodeListener(this);
eRCInput::getInstance()->removeDevice(id.c_str());
}
eRCDriver::eRCDriver(eRCInput *input): input(input), enabled(1)
{
}
eRCDriver::~eRCDriver()
{
for (std::list<eRCDevice*>::iterator i=listeners.begin(); i!=listeners.end(); ++i)
delete *i;
}
void eRCShortDriver::keyPressed(int)
{
__u16 rccode;
while (1)
{
if (read(handle, &rccode, 2)!=2)
break;
if (enabled && !input->islocked())
for (std::list<eRCDevice*>::iterator i(listeners.begin()); i!=listeners.end(); ++i)
(*i)->handleCode(rccode);
}
}
eRCShortDriver::eRCShortDriver(const char *filename): eRCDriver(eRCInput::getInstance())
{
handle=open(filename, O_RDONLY|O_NONBLOCK);
if (handle<0)
{
eDebug("failed to open %s", filename);
sn=0;
} else
{
sn=new eSocketNotifier(eApp, handle, eSocketNotifier::Read);
CONNECT(sn->activated, eRCShortDriver::keyPressed);
eRCInput::getInstance()->setFile(handle);
}
}
eRCShortDriver::~eRCShortDriver()
{
if (handle>=0)
close(handle);
if (sn)
delete sn;
}
void eRCInputEventDriver::keyPressed(int)
{
struct input_event ev;
while (1)
{
if (read(handle, &ev, sizeof(struct input_event))!=sizeof(struct input_event))
break;
if (enabled && !input->islocked())
for (std::list<eRCDevice*>::iterator i(listeners.begin()); i!=listeners.end(); ++i)
(*i)->handleCode((long)&ev);
}
}
eRCInputEventDriver::eRCInputEventDriver(const char *filename): eRCDriver(eRCInput::getInstance())
{
handle=open(filename, O_RDONLY|O_NONBLOCK);
if (handle<0)
{
eDebug("failed to open %s", filename);
sn=0;
} else
{
sn=new eSocketNotifier(eApp, handle, eSocketNotifier::Read);
CONNECT(sn->activated, eRCInputEventDriver::keyPressed);
eRCInput::getInstance()->setFile(handle);
}
}
std::string eRCInputEventDriver::getDeviceName()
{
char name[128]="";
if (handle >= 0)
::ioctl(handle, EVIOCGNAME(128), name);
return name;
}
eRCInputEventDriver::~eRCInputEventDriver()
{
if (handle>=0)
close(handle);
if (sn)
delete sn;
}
eRCConfig::eRCConfig()
{
reload();
}
eRCConfig::~eRCConfig()
{
save();
}
void eRCConfig::set( int delay, int repeat )
{
rdelay = delay;
rrate = repeat;
}
void eRCConfig::reload()
{
rdelay=500;
rrate=100;
}
void eRCConfig::save()
{
}
eRCInput *eRCInput::instance;
eRCInput::eRCInput()
{
ASSERT( !instance);
instance=this;
handle = -1;
locked = 0;
keyboardMode = kmNone;
}
eRCInput::~eRCInput()
{
}
void eRCInput::close()
{
}
bool eRCInput::open()
{
return false;
}
int eRCInput::lock()
{
locked=1;
return handle;
}
void eRCInput::unlock()
{
if (locked)
locked=0;
}
void eRCInput::setFile(int newh)
{
handle=newh;
}
void eRCInput::addDevice(const std::string &id, eRCDevice *dev)
{
devices.insert(std::pair<std::string,eRCDevice*>(id, dev));
}
void eRCInput::removeDevice(const std::string &id)
{
devices.erase(id);
}
eRCDevice *eRCInput::getDevice(const std::string &id)
{
std::map<std::string,eRCDevice*>::iterator i=devices.find(id);
if (i == devices.end())
{
eDebug("failed, possible choices are:");
for (std::map<std::string,eRCDevice*>::iterator i=devices.begin(); i != devices.end(); ++i)
eDebug("%s", i->first.c_str());
return 0;
}
return i->second;
}
std::map<std::string,eRCDevice*,eRCInput::lstr> &eRCInput::getDevices()
{
return devices;
}
eAutoInitP0<eRCInput> init_rcinput(eAutoInitNumbers::rc, "RC Input layer");
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