Hi >> Good idea. >> I have finished but I'll change it to this way soon and test it in next some days. >> >> What the idea about the character to indicate stop? >> >> I mean this patten maybe indicate just once maybe indicate repeatedly until the next patten. >> >> What about "/"? >> If there is a "/" at end then stop it else repeat it? > > Actually, I'd put a do_repeat attribute somewhere instead of using > magic character for automatic repeats. Use this way, the user or application don't have to access two attribution files to control LEDs, and without "/" is default. If application need to blink patten once just give a "/" at the end of patten. > And while " " for pause and "#" for light would work. Maybe we chould > do "\0" for pause and "\177" for light... and interpret everything > between as an intensity. That will make it useful for LEDs with > variable intensites, too... "\0" is not easy to give if application is a script. intensity is a good idea, but makes it more complex, and user need to convert the "\num" to a ASCII code. Joe -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-doc" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
