RE: [Flash Operator Panel] Advice on op_buttons.cfg file generation
- From: "Ian Plain" <ian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Organization: cyber-cottage.co.uk
- Date: Thu, 31 Jul 2008 23:30:02 +0100
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Try.
include => button.d/*.cfg
As the follwing works fine
include => op_butt_1_11.cfg
include => op_butt_14_24.cfg
include => op_butt_27_37.cfg
include => op_butt_40_50.cfg
include => op_butt_53_63.cfg
Thanks
Ian Plain
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-----Original Message-----
From: Safet Susic [mailto:panoramisk@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: 31 July 2008 18:56
To: operator_panel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx; t.sawah@xxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [Flash Operator Panel] Advice on op_buttons.cfg file
generation
In op_buttons.cfg, I included this :
include button.d/button_*.cfg
In buttons.d, I stored :
button_4123.cfg
button_4124.cfg
...
I didn't work.
Too bad it didn't as it could provide a safe and easy way to add, change
and remove button definitions. I'm wondering if I will add myself this
wildcard capability without breaking FOP portability or features.
Does anyone foresee any danger (as I won't be able to test on several
platforms) ?
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