run.conf.example

# Example configuration file for ctrlpad's run.conf

# Copy this file to run.conf and edit it to suit your application.

# This is a shell script file, so please quote values and do *not* put
# any spaces around the equals symbols!

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# The Python script to run. This should be a script that, when executed,
# calls ctrlpad.run_application(). It must reside in the same directory
# as run.sh.
APP="ctrlpad_test.py"

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# Optional arguments to the application. Common examples include:
#   -f      for running in fullscreen mode
#   -c      for hiding the mouse cursor (useful on touchscreen devices)
#   -g WxH  for setting the window size when _not_ running in fullscreen mode
#           (W and H are the width and height in pixels, respectively)
#   -r 30   for limiting the UI rendering framerate
#   -G 1.3  for specifying a Gamma correction factor for all colors
#           (values above 1.0 = darker, values below 1.0 = brighter)
#   -v      for more verbose debugging messages in run.log
ARGS=""

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# The X11 display to run on. When specifying this, the application can be
# started from a remote shell (like SSH).
#X11_DISPLAY=":0"

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# Optional configuration of an MPD (Music Player Daemon) server that run.sh
# shall ensure is running before launching the main application.
# To do so, two filenames must be provided (as full paths, '~' doesn't work!)
#   MPD_CONFIG  -> the MPD configuration file name
#   MPD_PIDFILE -> the PID file used by MPD; this *must* be the same as set up
#                  as 'pid_file' in the MPD configuration file
#MPD_CONFIG="$HOME/Music/mpd.conf"
#MPD_PIDFILE="$HOME/Music/mpd.pid"