Linux Infrared Remote Control

Jeff Sadowski wrote:
> I was downloading some remote codes and noticed a lot of the buttons
> are named the same from remote to remote but not all.
> 
> Is there a nameing standard to follow?
> 
> some buttons I see common are as follows
> POWER
> MUTE
> CH_UP
> CH_DOWN
> VOL_UP
> VOL_DOWN
> 1
> 2
> 3
> ...

Search the lirc mail list archive for "namespace standardization"

Actually in project (with the UMC team).
Be patient ;) !

2007/5/18, Paul Bender <pebender@...>:
>
> Jeff Sadowski wrote:
> > I was downloading some remote codes and noticed a lot of the buttons
> > are named the same from remote to remote but not all.
> >
> > Is there a nameing standard to follow?
> >
> > some buttons I see common are as follows
> > POWER
> > MUTE
> > CH_UP
> > CH_DOWN
> > VOL_UP
> > VOL_DOWN
> > 1
> > 2
> > 3
> > ...
>
> Search the lirc mail list archive for "namespace standardization"
>
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2007/5/18, Lo=EFc Dardant <loic.dardant@...>:
>
> Actually in project (with the UMC team).
> Be patient ;) !


But if someone want to help me in this task, you're more than welcome  !


2007/5/18, Paul Bender <pebender@...>:
> >
> > Jeff Sadowski wrote:
> > > I was downloading some remote codes and noticed a lot of the buttons
> > > are named the same from remote to remote but not all.
> > >
> > > Is there a nameing standard to follow?
> > >
> > > some buttons I see common are as follows
> > > POWER
> > > MUTE
> > > CH_UP
> > > CH_DOWN
> > > VOL_UP
> > > VOL_DOWN
> > > 1
> > > 2
> > > 3
> > > ...
> >
> > Search the lirc mail list archive for "namespace standardization"
> >
> >
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2007/5/18, Lo=EFc Dardant <loic.dardant@...>:
>
>
> 2007/5/18, Lo=EFc Dardant <loic.dardant@...>:
> > Actually in project (with the UMC team).
> > Be patient ;) !
>
> But if someone want to help me in this task, you're more than welcome  !

just a comment to add to Loic's one: we follow the Linux Input namespace:
http://d.gardon.free.fr/vase/lirc/input.h

Search for KEY_<something>

The current standardized namespace can be found here:
http://d.gardon.free.fr/vase/lirc/light/html3.html

the current standardization progress can be found here:
http://d.gardon.free.fr/vase/lirc/light/html2.html

Arnaud
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[added back the lirc list for info...]

2007/5/22, Jeff Sadowski <jeff.sadowski@...>:
> Sweet I'll fasten my ir codes to those names and submit my remotes :-)

pleased to see that this standard has already found its way ;-)

thanks for the feedback,
Arnaud
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