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diff --git a/libopie/odevice.cpp b/libopie/odevice.cpp index 71ed9e4..9373ef9 100644 --- a/libopie/odevice.cpp +++ b/libopie/odevice.cpp @@ -1492,8 +1492,21 @@ int iPAQ::lightSensorResolution ( ) const * **************************************************/ // Check whether this device is the sharp zaurus.. +// FIXME This gets unnecessary complicated. We should think about splitting the Zaurus +// class up into individual classes. We need three classes +// +// Zaurus-Collie (SA-model w/ 320x240 lcd, for SL5500 and SL5000) +// Zaurus-Poodle (PXA-model w/ 320x240 lcd, for SL5600) +// Zaurus-Corgi (PXA-model w/ 640x480 lcd, for C700, C750, C760, and C860) +// +// Only question right now is: Do we really need to do it? Because as soon +// as the OpenZaurus kernel is ready, there will be a unified interface for all +// Zaurus models (concerning apm, backlight, buttons, etc.) +// +// Comments? - mickeyl. + bool Zaurus::isZaurus() { // If the special devices by embedix exist, it is quite simple: it is a Zaurus ! @@ -1622,8 +1635,9 @@ void Zaurus::init ( ) // Note: need to 1) set flipstate based on physical screen orientation // and 2) check to see if the user overrode the rotation direction // using appearance, and if so, remove that item from the Config to // ensure the rotate applet flips us back to the previous state. + // treke said he has patches for detecting the phys. so where are they, treke? -mickeyl. if ( flipstate ) { // 480x640 d-> m_rotation = Rot0; d-> m_direction = CW; @@ -1935,8 +1949,11 @@ bool Zaurus::setSoftSuspend ( bool soft ) bool Zaurus::setDisplayBrightness ( int bright ) { +// FIXME The C7x0 have a proc-interface (/proc/drivers/corgi-bl) which +// is nice to use. Currently it exposes 16+1 levels. Implement this! +// (or wait for kergoth unifying the interfaces in the OpenZaurus kernel.) bool res = false; int fd; if ( bright > 255 ) |