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Native driver for Hims displays #7712
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….Bulk class that facilitates bulk USB communication using separate end points for i/o.
…endencies from readme
Note, I opened a pr for this to allow for easier tracking of progress. Though I consider this driver ready, I'd like feedback from Sync Braille users before this is ready for review. |
I've received positive test results from a Sync Braille user and made some changes based on the feedback I've gotten. This is now ready for a review. |
Can hansoneConnect.dll be removed now that this pr is merged? Happy to do it, but just checking. |
Yes, as well as de dll for sync braille.
… Op 20 apr. 2018 om 06:54 heeft Michael Curran ***@***.***> het volgende geschreven:
Can hansoneConnect.dll be removed now that this pr is merged? Happy to do it, but just checking.
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This driver has been written by @BabbageCom with the consent of Hims.
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Link to issue number:
Closes #7459.
Fixes #7679.
Closes #6063
Fixes #6086.
Fixes #3157.
fixes #7837.
Summary of the issue:
The current Hims and syncBraille drivers currently require a vendor library and aren't thread safe. Furthermore, other prerequisites (such as disabling the driver when a write error occurs) aren't met by these drivers.
Description of how this pull request fixes the issue:
This:
In comparison with the earlier Hims driver, this remaps the scroll keys for devices with multiple scroll keys to follow the conventions of the internal functionality and other screen readers. Furthermore, the keys that were known as advance keys earlier are now named f keys, since this is how Hims names them.
Testing performed:
Tested the following devices:
I've also tested a Braille Edge, a Braille Sense u2 Qwerty and a Braille Sense u2 Perkins with earlier iterations of this driver.
Known issues with pull request:
Change log entry:
Changes
Bug fixes
Changes for developers