Open dginovker opened 2 years ago
From the code:
//signal handler for SIGUSR2
//SIGUSR2 means that a new layout should be loaded. It is saved in
// ~/.qjoypad/layout, where the last used layout is put.
void catchSIGUSR2( int sig ) {
if (layoutManagerPtr) layoutManagerPtr->load();
//remember to catch this signal again next time.
signal( sig, catchSIGUSR2 );
}
If I can swap out the default configuration file on the fly with another identical one but lower mouse sensitivity, I can reload it with kill -USR2 $(pgrep qjoypad)
. Maybe I can do something with that
Got a workaround if anyone is curious:
decreasespeed.sh
#! /bin/bash
cd $HOME/.config/qjoypad4 # depends on https://github.com/panzi/qjoypad/pull/50
cp "My Layout.lyt" temp
cp "My Layout 2.lyt" "My Layout.lyt"
cp temp "My Layout 2.lyt"
kill -USR2 $(pgrep qjoypad)
My Layout.lyt
and My Layout 2.lyt
are identical except for the maxSpeed on their Axis 1 and 2
When trying to control the mouse pointer via some joysticks, accurate precision is almost impossible. One solution is the speed could being decreased while a key is held down.
Because QJoyPad calls
xtestfakerelativemotionevent
, it's not possible to manually decrease pointer speed via hotkeys through other applications to achieve this effect, since decreasing pointer speed has no effect on xtestfakerelativemotionevent.