Re: Multiple remote blocks

[Olivier P. <ml....@fr...>]

Nick Morrott a écrit :
> On 10/05/07, Olivier Parisy <ml....@fr...> wrote:
>
> Are all coded recorded unique? Did you record in raw mode or using a
> suitable protocol header file (like RC-5)?
>   
Hum, I don't know. I used irrecord --driver="default". And yes, 
actually, all recorded codes
differ (and also their pre_data value).
>
> Each block requires a remote name, which should be unique. Within
> uniquely-named remote configurations, you can reuse button names. When
> configuring your lircrc file, you can specify the remote definition in
> addition to the button name, enabling LIRC to determine exactly which
> button you want to use.
>   
That sound exactly like what I want to do.
>
> On my hachine, I have a button configured as follows:
>
> # TV Guide
> begin
> remote = SKY_NAVIGATOR
> prog = mythtv
> button = TV_GUIDE
> repeat = 3
> config = F2
> end
>
> Parameters and values are self-explanatory - my /etc/lircd.conf
> contains several remote definitions so I specify the remote. I have 3
> buttons named in /etc/lircd.conf is called "PLAY" in different remote
> definitions, so you should not have problems re-using button names in
> this way.
>   
Nice! Thank you. That "remote" parameter is what I needed.

Best regards,
Olivier.