tuxtxt has its own rc-routine and did not use the one from e2. If you would use the keyboard with tuxtxt you have to patch the rc routines inside tuxtxt, open the keyboard device and map the keys inside the code. But the code from tuxtxt has grown up over the years, so it is not as easy because a lot of the parts which have to be edited are spread across the whole source

In my shell plugin for DM 7025 there is now the possibility included to load an enhanced keymap.xml file from Einsteini which allows at least to better type commands with an USB Keyboard in this shell plugin.

If you want I could add the possiibility to load your keymap.xml too
(it saves the standard one before changing it, and you can restore it to the standard one also from the plugin)

Ciao
thowi

Thanks

In the next version of the shell plugin (2.1) I'll simply add the functionality to include up to 14 keymap.xml files in a keymap.lst file (similar to the commands.lst that shell Plugin verison 2.0 currently uses for defining user speficic shell commands)

There I'll include 3 usefull keymaps for the 7025 as templates that I found so far (Einsteinis optimized for command typing with usb keyboard, yours for controlling menu interface/remote emulation, and a simple one with neutrino stype zapping)

It will probably thake 1-2 wee(end)s until It will show up, because mutliboot4.1 needs to be finished first.

I can read enough french to understand your homepage (but 20 years out of shool and never really using it except on vacation didn't do good), so don't worry,
but if users start playing with the keymap it might be usefull to have it in in Anglaise

ciao
thowi

your keymap is now one of the 3 examples that I include in my shellplugin Verison 3.0 - see attachment.

Ciao
thowi

Nice plugin going to test it as soon as I can.

Tmbinc made some update to CVS to improve the neutrino-style so it might be good to make a update soon when the support ends up in different images.

<key id="KEY_OK" mapto="openServiceList" flags="mr" />

This will open servicelist without moving the cursor up or down one channel.

/WeeGull

Zitat

Originally posted by thowi
your keymap is now one of the 3 examples that I include in my shellplugin Verison 3.0 - see attachment.

Ciao
thowi

Feel free to do so - you now can easily ship you plugin as an addon to the shell plugin (if people are to lazy to FTP it at the right places as described in the readme.txt)

Simply copy it to the right place and then do this:

cd /
tar -cvf /var/tmp/keymapneutrino.tar /usr/lib/enigma2/python/Plugins/Extensions/Shell/keymaps/keymap_neutrinoname.xml
bzip2 /var/tmp/keymapneutrino.tar

This will give you a keymapneutrino.tar.bzw file which you can post either here or better in the other board which is the home of my plugins (there I posted also your first neutrino keymap as such an addon to the shell plugin, but now it is included in the shell kit as example)

If oyu don't have bzip2 installed go to the shell plugin directory
from above (monis the keymap subdirectory) and enter

ipkg install bzip*

Ciao
thowi

If ou ask for shell plugin to install without BP - it can be easily
unpacked in ANY image as stated in the readme.txt:

FTP shell*.tar.bz2 File to /var/tmp

Logon via telnet, then:

cd /
bunzip /var/tmp/shell*
tar -xvf /var/tmp/shell*

killall enigma2

and it should be there

Have fun,
thowi

PS: BP Manual install simply does then commands from above via a menu interface.

PS: And the shell plugin includes these commands also, meaning you can after installing it via telnet then install other *.tar.bz2 files without telnet - see archive section of shell plugin for this feature.

I installed your Keymap.xml file on my Dreambox and it is working. But now i want to map some special keys on my keboard. (I have extra buttons for play, stop, rewind, forward... on my keyboard)

The problem is that i dont know how this buttons are named on the dreambox. Is there a way to find out the name for these buttons?

I think 3c5x9 posted a nice trick - stop einigma and start it from a telnet, then press the buttons and from the errors you will see what the button names are if I rememebr right

I tried this trick, but on the telnet i only saw the commands that where executed when I pressed a mapped button. When i pressed an unmapped button nothing hapened.