ever had to runtime detour native code that is called by both managed and native code in .net? its h
ever had to runtime detour native code that is called by both managed and native code in .net? its horrible
Rno, what's a nightmare is interfacing with linux utils over command-line lol
Clmao
Ci have read far too much .net runtime code
RI'm scared because like
RI need to write a parser for this type of output
Li dont think thats meant to be parsed
R...well, maybe not
Rbut it needs to be
Rbecause that's a bunch of info I need
Linfact it isnt, if you read the manpage
Rneed each sink input ID, the name of the app that owns it, and the volume of the sink input
Lyou can add the switch
Lto change it to json
LLpactl can be used to issue control commands to the PulseAudio sound server.
Rbeyley
RI love you
La lot of cli utilities that people would think to parse have switches to make them output a more computer friendly format
Rnow I just wanna know if C#'s json parser can set private fields
Rbecause pactl is outputting in camelCase and I don't write public property names in that
Rnor do I want to have a bunch of attributes
Lits very normal to use attributes to parse stuff like this into the right name
RYeah, but I don't like attributes because it's noisy with this amount of data
Rit's a stylistic choice
Ralrighty @baebey you said you had a way of monitoring x11 keypresses system-wide?
R...I'm ready now, everything is ported except for that
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Lit also shows how to eat keypresses globally and redirect them to do other things
RI just wanna listen to 'em
R...and know what's pressed
Rwhere do I start in this repo?
LX11 folder
Lyou can use QueryKeymap to get the full state
Land the code shows how to get specific keys
Lhttps://github.com/Beyley/NLSKeyset/blob/master/NLSKeyset/X11/XLibB.cs
heres the bindings i wrote which has all the needed stuff
heres the bindings i wrote which has all the needed stuff
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RI want to specifically know when a key is pressed, and what key was pressed
Lin that case you can just set some code on a thread to check every so often the state of the kb
RI wonder how performent it'd be to constantly check the keymap with no delay whatsoeever
Litd be a waste of resources
Lat most you should check 1000 times a second
Land even that is way overkill
L125hz is all you need
L(thats what a lot of keyboards use anyway)
Citd probably be detrimental to check too fast
R@baebey slight problem.....
Rairflow....is a command-line tool
Rthere is, and should be, no window
Lthen open a display connection only you dont need a window
R...this is your code, it's x11keygrabber, I have no idea how it works