Hi Krzysztof, Mark
> > > Current simple-audio-mux selects MUX by "Input 1" or "Input 2",
> > > it is not user friendly. Adds new "mux-names" property and enable to
> > > select MUX by own names.
>
> > > + mux-names:
> > > + description: |
> > > + Name of multiplexers. default is "Input 1", "Input 2"
>
> > I have troubles with this binding... It seems driver expects only one
> > GPIO, but the binding allows any number. Similarly mux-names...
>
> > Anyway, this does not look like hardware description but rather
> > configuration of driver. What's wrong with input 1 or mux 1 or whatever
> > is there for default?
>
> I would expect that when this driver is deployed it would mainly be for
> selecting between things like microphone inputs that are defined and
> labelled as part of the system hardware design. Using numbered inputs
> would *work* but it's not great for usability so I do see a use case for
> labels. Possibly we could figure something out by walking the graph but
> that seems quite hard, possibly unreasonably so.
Thank you for explaning, Mark
I noticed that the property naming is not so good.
I will fix property name and git-log, and re-post v2.
Thank you for your help !!
Best regards
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Kuninori Morimoto
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