On Mon, 2010-04-19 at 12:54 +0200, Nick Copeland wrote: > Bristol now has a text based command line interface, the ability to > completely > suppress any graphical user interface and if directed to do so > from ./configure > then remove all dependencies on the X11 system. It is possible to open > the > CLI and the GUI at the same time. > > This was based on the discussions with Julien Claassen for > accessiblity for blind > users. > > The interface is based on the way VI works, there is an ':insert' mode > where > commands can be given, and a separate ESC mode where the L/R cursor > motion > keys will scan through the different synth parameters and U/D will > change their > values. > > The interface has search/complete features and keys can be remapped > for a > selection of functions. > > The Insert mode has command completion, 50 line history with command > like > recall and editing, plus the ability to define aliases with multiple > commands per > alias and some variable replacement so that complex directives can be > simplified. > The :insert prompt can be configured to report useful data on the > emulator. > > All settings can be saved in the emulator profile for later recall, > the process can > also be automated. > > The code is available from sfdc, the changelog and news page describe > the CLI > capabilities, perhaps a little haphazardly. > > Regards, nick Great work! Power of open source !?! \r _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-user
