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chrys 2017-07-24 21:51:30 +02:00
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6 changed files with 27 additions and 25 deletions
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config/settings/espeak.settings.conf
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@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ fenrirMaxRate=450
[braille]
enabled=False
driver=brlapiDriver
driver=dummyDriver
layout=en
# to what should the flush timeout relate to
# word = flush after (number of words to display) * seconds

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config/settings/settings.conf
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@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ fenrirMaxRate=450
[braille]
enabled=False
driver=brlapiDriver
driver=dummyDriver
layout=en
# to what should the flush timeout relate to
# word = flush after (number of words to display) * seconds

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config/settings/settings.conf.storm
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@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ fenrirMaxRate=890
[braille]
enabled=False
driver=brlapiDriver
driver=dummyDriver
layout=en
# to what should the flush timeout relate to
# word = flush after (number of words to display) * seconds

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src/fenrir/brailleDriver/dummyDriver.py
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@ -8,41 +8,48 @@ from core import debug
class driver():
def __init__(self):
pass
self.printMessages = False
def initialize(self, environment):
self.env = environment
self._isInitialized = True
self.deviceSize = (40,0)
print('BrailleDummyDriver: Initialize')
if self.printMessages:
print('BrailleDummyDriver: Initialize')
def getDeviceSize(self):
if not self._isInitialized:
return (0,0)
print('BrailleDummyDriver: getDeviceSize ' + str(self.deviceSize))
if self.printMessages:
print('BrailleDummyDriver: getDeviceSize ' + str(self.deviceSize))
return self.deviceSize
def writeText(self,text):
if not self._isInitialized:
return
print('BrailleDummyDriver: writeText:' + str(text))
print('BrailleDummyDriver: -----------------------------------')
if self.printMessages:
print('BrailleDummyDriver: writeText:' + str(text))
print('BrailleDummyDriver: -----------------------------------')
def connectDevice(self):
print('BrailleDummyDriver: connectDevice')
if self.printMessages:
print('BrailleDummyDriver: connectDevice')
def enterScreen(self, screen):
if not self._isInitialized:
return
print('BrailleDummyDriver: enterScreen')
if self.printMessages:
print('BrailleDummyDriver: enterScreen')
def leveScreen(self):
if not self._isInitialized:
return
print('BrailleDummyDriver: leveScreen')
if self.printMessages:
print('BrailleDummyDriver: leveScreen')
def shutdown(self):
if not self._isInitialized:
return
print('BrailleDummyDriver: Shutdown')
if self.printMessages:
print('BrailleDummyDriver: Shutdown')

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src/fenrir/commands/onScreenUpdate/70000-incoming.py
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@ -21,19 +21,15 @@ class command():
return
# is there something to read?
if not self.env['runtime']['screenManager'].isDelta():
return
return
# this must be a keyecho or something
if len(self.env['screen']['newDelta']) <=2:
return
# its a cursor movement (experimental) - maybe also check current shortcut string?
#if not '$' in self.env['screen']['newDelta'] and
# not '#' in self.env['screen']['newDelta']:
if abs(self.env['screen']['newCursor']['x'] - self.env['screen']['oldCursor']['x']) == 1:
# if len(self.env['screen']['newDelta'].strip(' \n\t0123456789')) <= 2:
return
if abs(self.env['screen']['newCursor']['y'] - self.env['screen']['oldCursor']['y']) == 1:
# if len(self.env['screen']['newDelta'].strip(' \n\t0123456789')) <= 2:
return
if abs(self.env['screen']['newCursor']['x'] - self.env['screen']['oldCursor']['x']) == 1:
# if len(self.env['screen']['newDelta'].strip(' \n\t0123456789')) <= 2:
return
if abs(self.env['screen']['newCursor']['y'] - self.env['screen']['oldCursor']['y']) == 1:
# if len(self.env['screen']['newDelta'].strip(' \n\t0123456789')) <= 2:
return
self.env['runtime']['outputManager'].presentText(self.env['screen']['newDelta'], interrupt=False, flush=False)
def setCallback(self, callback):

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src/fenrir/core/fenrirManager.py
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@ -101,7 +101,6 @@ class fenrirManager():
def handleScreenUpdate(self, event):
#startTime = time.time()
self.environment['runtime']['screenManager'].update('onUpdate')
'''
if self.environment['runtime']['applicationManager'].isApplicationChange():