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Add some feedback to the cli #152

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MCMic opened this issue Dec 27, 2020 · 2 comments
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Add some feedback to the cli #152

MCMic opened this issue Dec 27, 2020 · 2 comments

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@MCMic
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MCMic commented Dec 27, 2020

Hello, I wanted to try rivalcfg, but it does not work, and there is no error or success message.

I tried: rivalcfg -C "rgbgradient(duration=15000; colors=0%: black, 8%: red, 16%: black, 24%: yellow, 32%: black, 40%: lime, 48%: black, 56%: aqua, 64%: black, 72%: blue, 80%: black, 88%: fuchsia)"

And nothing happenned.
«rivalcfg» with no argument does nothing either, it should either show usage or help, or do something (list devices, maybe this is what it’s doing, but in this case it should explicitely say that no compatible devices were found).

I have a Sensei Ten, I installed rivalcfg from AUR on ArchLinux. I ran the update-dev as root, then unplugged/replugged the device. I did not reboot.
Maybe rivalcfg does not work, maybe I misunderstood how to use it, maybe my gradient syntax from the documentation is wrong, hard to say without any error message.

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flozz commented Dec 29, 2020

You are right, rivalcfg should display an "usage" message when no argument is given... I probably forgotten this.

I will look at this next week :)

@flozz flozz closed this as completed in db61c6c Jan 7, 2021
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flozz commented Jan 7, 2021

I added a message that is displayed when no argument was given.

For issues the the Sensei TEN, I will check that in #154 :)

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