Automatic screen lock
mqy
meng.qingyou at gmail.com
Sat May 16 23:01:59 CEST 2009
As of simple lock (which does not turn off display backlight power),
I think you don't need configure simple lock in frameworkd.
The AUX key binding is enough -- just a press to lock screen.
If you really need the way of auto + manual, you have to write a ROBUST
application,
which listens to DBUS signals (idle + input event). Here is the pseudo C
code:
int locking = 0;
pthread_mutex lk = ...;
void lock_screen()
{
pop up screen lock window which lay on top of other windows;
optionally turn off display backlight power;
locking = 1;
}
void unlock_screen()
{
close the screen lock window;
turn on display backlight power if it was turned off.
locking = 0;
}
void dbus_idle_signal_handler()
{
if (should lock screen) {
lock(lk);
if (! locking)
lock_screen();
unlock(lk);
}
}
void dbus_input_event_signal handler()
{
if (input event type == "pressed") {
lock(lk);
if (locking) {
if (button is "AUX" || button is "POWER")
unlock_screen();
} else {
if (button is "AUX")
lock screen();
}
unlock(lk);
}
}
Christian Rüb wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> as I could not find another way to lock the screen I currently use this
> little script (illume + frameworkd):
>
> /usr/local/bin/simple_lock:
> #!/bin/sh
> export E_IPC_SOCKET=$(find /var/ -type s | grep enlightenment | cut -d\|
> -f1)
> enlightenment_remote -exec-action "simple_lock" ""
>
> in /etc/freesmartphone/oevents/rules.yaml:
> -
> trigger: IdleState()
> filters: HasAttr(status, "lock")
> actions: Command('/usr/local/bin/simple_lock')
>
> AUX button is also bound to desktop simple lock - otherwise it is
> impossible to unlock (withou sshing onto the phone)!
>
> Unfortunately it does not always lock the screen, as the "simple_lock"
> action seems to be a toggle. Thus when you manually turn the lock on (via
> AUX) the power state "lock" now reverts the manually acquired simple lock.
>
> Are there any plans to support a real locking in frameworkd - something
> like a touchscreen/keyboard resource? Or is there a way in enlightenment
> to force the lock and off?
>
> Cheers,
> Christian
>
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