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SubjectRe: [livid-gatos] [RFC] alternative kernel multimedia API
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> On 26 Oct 2001, Xavier Bestel wrote:
>
>> le ven 26-10-2001 à 01:14, volodya@mindspring.com a écrit :
>>
>> > > 05,HUE=7\n
>> > > 07,some unrelated command
>> > > +05\n # The HUE command was successful
>> > > :07,reply to unrelated command
>> > > :05,HUE=6\n # Driver reported the HUE parameter as
>>
>> I would prefer a proc-like interface to devices, e.g.:
>>
>> /dev/video0/hue
>> /dev/video0/saturation
>> ...
>>
>> more unix-like, no parsing involved.
>
> This would be a problem as an application would need to open many files in order to
> operate such interface. Additionally, you underestimate the number of files needed.
> We'll need hue_range, hue_label, hue_comment and something else..
>
> Parsing is not that hard I believe.
>
> Vladimir Dergachev
>
Might I suggest a single file interface then?
Say /dev/video0/config, which would hold

hue: 0
saturation: 0
brightness: 0
etc..

which one could open and read or write param: value to.
This, or with the linux wireless config tools, is how the airo module allows you to modify
card values and personally I like the simplicity of the approach.

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>> Xav
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