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Old 08-30-2012, 03:06 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by chris_c View Post
@eureka - possibly! How did you figure out the lipc command for the keyboard, I'd love to find out if there's one for turning the pages in the reader...
Sorry if you thought I might be suggesting your discovery was in anyway poor, I thought it obvious I was referring to my abuse of it...
Don't worry, I didn't put any negative meanings (or sub-meanings) into my words. To be clear, I just wanted to point to underlying library, which is lipc-set-prop linked with -- in hope, that despite lost interest in libkb.so, you still has original intention to dig into [any significant] library API and, maybe, document it.

Precise lipc-set-prop command was found with: examining output of strings for relevant executables and libaries, examining of lipc-probe output, looking into logs after interaction with keyboard (showlog with LIPC property logLevel of relevant LIPC publisher set to debug9). Full list of sub-layouts and flag names were found in decompiled code of Java UI (i.e. framework code).
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