>> Probably not - but ^C typically generates SIGINT, not SIGTERM. (I
>> think curses normally doesn't catch ^C either.)
> No, why should it? That would actually be rude behaviour for a
> library to randomly install a signal handler -
I agree, in the case of curses and SIGINT (and even more in th
On Thu, May 06, 2021 at 02:58:41PM -0400, Mouse wrote:
>
> Probably not - but ^C typically generates SIGINT, not SIGTERM. (I
> think curses normally doesn't catch ^C either.)
>
No, why should it? That would actually be rude behaviour for a library to
randomly install
a signal handler - IIRC t
I made some adjustments to the scrolling code so it should
be more robust with a "git pull". Please test :)
>> If I exit by pressing ^C instead of 'q' the terminal cursor is not
>> restored but remains hidden (at least with xterm).
> Thanks. I suppose curses is not setting up a handler for SIGTERM by
> default?
Probably not - but ^C typically generates SIGINT, not SIGTERM. (I
think curses normally doe
On Thu, May 06, 2021 at 07:55:34PM +0200, Tobias Nygren wrote:
> On Thu, 6 May 2021 13:44:47 +
> nia wrote:
>
> > Review and comments welcome, of course.
>
> Hi,
>
> This looks useful, I support importing it into src.
> Found some minor bugs though:
>
> If I exit by pressing ^C instead of
On May 6, 2021, at 6:44 AM, nia wrote:
I think this version is suitable for importing into NetBSD base
for continued development. This will also allow us to easily
keep it in sync if there are any changes to the audio stack.
I've historically kept a Windoze machine around, just
so I can handle
> I think this version is suitable for importing into NetBSD base
> for continued development. This will also allow us to easily
> keep it in sync if there are any changes to the audio stack.
Yes please! aiomixer is super useful. Thanks for providing it.
--
Benny
> On May 6, 2021, at 6:44 AM, nia wrote:
>
> I think this version is suitable for importing into NetBSD base
> for continued development. This will also allow us to easily
> keep it in sync if there are any changes to the audio stack.
This is really cool, I would support this!
-- thorpej
On Thu, 6 May 2021 13:44:47 +
nia wrote:
> Review and comments welcome, of course.
Hi,
This looks useful, I support importing it into src.
Found some minor bugs though:
If I exit by pressing ^C instead of 'q' the terminal cursor is not
restored but remains hidden (at least with xterm).
Sc
On 5/6/21 9:44 AM, nia wrote:
For those unfamiliar, aiomixer is my name for my graphical
(curses-based) frontend to NetBSD mixer devices.
It has similar functionality to mixerctl, but is designed to be more
user-friendly for interactive use. For example, hold the arrow keys,
the system's volum
For those unfamiliar, aiomixer is my name for my graphical
(curses-based) frontend to NetBSD mixer devices.
It has similar functionality to mixerctl, but is designed to be more
user-friendly for interactive use. For example, hold the arrow keys,
the system's volume changes, you get instant visual
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