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Re: [Xnee-devel] Re: [Info-xnee] Questions


From: Henrik Sandklef
Subject: Re: [Xnee-devel] Re: [Info-xnee] Questions
Date: Wed, 13 Oct 2004 10:26:30 +0200 (CEST)
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An easy, yet powerful, solution would be to enable recording of relative
mouse movements. This way X will handle moving to a new screen in the same
way as when recording.


/h


> Hi
>
> I send this email to xnee-devel instead of info-xnee.
>
> I have now a working Xnee again. My splint sessions resulted in some
> bugs and hopefully int the end better code. I will now look into this
> problem.
>
> I have problem with setting up two screens at home since I don't have
> any computer with multiple graphic cards. Can it be done without two
> cards?
>
> Anyhow, I will read the RECORD, X11 specs again and hopefully (or
> rathjer eventually) come up with a solution. I will give you (all) info
> asap.
>
>
> regards, hesa
>
>
>
> On Sat, 2004-10-09 at 13:44, Mauro Antonelli wrote:
>> Il giorno 09/ott/04, alle 00:57, Henrik Sandklef ha scritto:
>>
>> > Hi
>> >
>> > On Fri, 2004-10-08 at 11:15, address@hidden wrote:
>> >>>> I have two phisical monitor, with two desktop (without xinerama). I
>> >>>> can
>> >>>> reference these desktop with localhost:0.0 and localhost:0.1
>> >>>> When Xnee is recording, action performed over both the screen are
>> >>>> recorded, but on replay all the actions are reproduced on
>> >>>> localhost:0.0
>> >>>
>> >>> Can you show me how you start Xnee application (what args)?
>> >>> Can you send over the logfile with recorded data from both screens?
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>
>> >> I have tried with same results (on Solaris and Aix):
>> >> xnee --record --mouse --out abc.xne --loops -1
>> >> xnee --record --mouse --out abc.xne --loops -1 --display localhost:0
>> >> xnee --record --mouse --out abc.xne --loops -1 --display
>> localhost:0.0
>> >> xnee --record --mouse --out abc.xne --loops -1 --display
>> localhost:0.1
>> >
>> >
>> >> xnee  --replay --file abc.xne --no-sync
>> >> xnee  --replay --file abc.xne --no-sync --display localhost:0.0
>> >> xnee  --replay --file abc.xne --no-sync --display localhost:0.1
>> >> xnee  --replay --file abc.xne --no-sync --replay-resolution 1280x2048
>> >
>> > Lots of examples. Which command line do you use when the error occurs?
>> > Does the error occur on all the above examples?
>>
>> The same error occur on all the above examples.
>>
>> >
>> >
>> > Do you start two instances of xnee when recording the different
>> > screens,
>> > like this:
>> >   xnee --record --mouse --out 00.xns --loops -1 --display
>> localhost:0.0
>> >   xnee --record --mouse --out 01.xns --loops -1 --display
>> localhost:0.1
>> > or do you use one instance, like this:
>> >   xnee --record --mouse --out 00.xns --loops -1 --display localhost:0
>> >
>>
>> I have always started one xnee instance with --display localhost:0 or
>> localhost:0.1 or localhost:0.2.
>> But in the log file nothing changes  (except in line DisplayName:... )
>> I will try to start two instances of xnee on monday...
>>
>> >
>> >> I've attached the log file, recorded with mouse movements across the
>> >> screens.
>> >> Regards.
>> >
>> > The recorded file is from a recording session of display "localhost:0"
>> > In this file you never move the mouse outside the root window (which
>> > has
>> > the size 1280x1024). Or am I wrong?
>>
>> No, I move the mouse on both screens (two monitors 1280x1024), at
>> screen change in log file there is a "step", for example:
>> ...1278,1279,0,1,2,3... (look at 8° - 9° recorded event, it's a screen
>> change).
>>
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > I think I know where the bug is. In the file:
>> >       libxnee/src/xnee_record.c
>> > there is a funciton:
>> >       xnee_record_handle_event
>> > that prints the recorded events to file. This function always print
>> > screen number 0, even if screen != 0. Can you confirm that my
>> > assumption
>> > above (starting two recording sessions (one per screen) is valid)?
>> >
>>
>> I am studying xnee' s sources, but in documentation (Xnee-doc-1.08.94l)
>> I still do not succeed to find specifications about the meaning of the
>> columns in log file... There is a column that specify the screen's
>> number?
>> I will try to start two instances of xnee on monday...
>>
>> bye
>>
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