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From: James P. <ja...@mo...> - 2018-08-08 13:01:35
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Jason Gerecke wrote: > > That's a good list of things that should probably be addressed... The > issues you've brought up are either bugs or otherwise unintentional: > > "No longer in use" -- By default, "get all" uses the "xorg.conf" > output format. The driver still requires the use of the old names when > giving the options through xorg.conf which is why it doesn't use the > new names. One way around this would be to run xsetwacom with the "-s" > switch to use the "shell" output format instead. This prints out > everything as a series of xsetwacom commands which use the new names. > That's not really a full solution though because of the next issue... > > "TabletID not listed in 'all' output" -- Neither the xorg.conf nor the > shell output format will print anything for read-only properties. Both > of these output formats assume that you're using them because you want > to set the property, and it would be impossible to set a read-only > property. If "get all" used the "default" output format instead, the > value would be printed out. "Default" doesn't work as-is though since > it doesn't bother printing out the name of the property. This could be > worked around though. Thanks for the explanation - although it is rather confusing that 'get all' and 'get $parameter' use different output formats by default ... and that the man page doesn't make it clear that 'get all' excludes the read-only parameters > "Serial is unknown" -- Your patch looks like the right solution for > this particular issue. If you send it to the linuxwacom-devel list as > a git-formatted patch with description and "Signed-off-by" line, we > can integrate it in to the next release. Done - I hope it is in the required format ... James Pearson |