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Thanks for keeping this project going. I started building my own Python version from scrap after realising that the wertabyte repo didn't work. (if you're in touch with him, maybe you can ask him to put a disclaimer on the top of the readme?)
Currently your python version does not work. If there's a display connected, but not currently used by xrandr, I get the current output:
LVDS1 connected (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)
However, your RegEx requires that if a display is connected, it must also have <with>x<height>+<x>+<y>, which is clearly not true.
The main point is: a display can be connected, but not in use. This means there are 3 statuses: (1) in use, (2) idle (connected but not in use), (3) disconnected.
Currently your code relies on the "off" property for most of it's logic, so this is a non-trivial change which I think is better left off to you 😄
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Thanks! wertabyte seems to be quite occupied, I doubt that he'll take the effort. (He didn't even add a note that autorandr is GPL to his readme, it's hidden in the issues section..)
A display that is connected, but unused in the current configuration, is still --off to xrandr, unless I don't get your use-case correctly. Does 2181c8e resolve this for you?
Thanks for keeping this project going. I started building my own Python version from scrap after realising that the
wertabyte
repo didn't work. (if you're in touch with him, maybe you can ask him to put a disclaimer on the top of the readme?)Currently your python version does not work. If there's a display connected, but not currently used by
xrandr
, I get the current output:However, your RegEx requires that if a display is connected, it must also have
<with>x<height>+<x>+<y>
, which is clearly not true.The main point is: a display can be connected, but not in use. This means there are 3 statuses: (1) in use, (2) idle (connected but not in use), (3) disconnected.
Currently your code relies on the
"off"
property for most of it's logic, so this is a non-trivial change which I think is better left off to you 😄The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: