hide_osd() script function

lapser

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Re: hide_osd() script function

« Reply #30 on: 29 / September / 2013, 17:35:03 »

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Quote from: waterwingz on 29 / September / 2013, 17:25:53

As we seem to have agreement on get_chdk_osd() let's just go with that?

OK, I guess it would make toggling simpler too. I'll add get_chdk_osd() and post something soon. Also, I'll use if/else like this, if that's better:

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//1 show osd, 0 hide osd
static int luaCB_set_chdk_osd( lua_State* L )
{
  if(luaL_checknumber(L,1)==0) camera_info.state.osd_off=1;
  else camera_info.state.osd_off=0;
  return 0;
}

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waterwingz

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Re: hide_osd() script function

« Reply #31 on: 29 / September / 2013, 17:39:25 »

Quote from: lapser on 29 / September / 2013, 17:35:03

OK, I guess it would make toggling simpler too. I'll add get_chdk_osd() and post something soon. Also, I'll use if/else like this, if that's better:

You could actually use the ternary operator there if it suits your fancy. Never been a big fan but for short lines it seems to work for people.

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Re: hide_osd() script function

« Reply #32 on: 29 / September / 2013, 18:13:28 »

Quote from: reyalp on 29 / September / 2013, 17:00:28

Lua, it would be
set_osd_state( not get_chdk_osd() )
My $.02 This is a lot clearer than set_osd_state(-1)

OK, I got the Lua version working, but this method of toggling would require using boolean parameters and return values. With ( 0 | 1) you have to toggle with:

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set_chdk_osd(bitxor(get_chdk_osd(),1))

Switching to boolean would be inconsistent with the ubasic version. Is everyone OK with the bitxor toggle method?

Quote from: waterwingz on 29 / September / 2013, 17:39:25

You could actually use the ternary operator there if it suits your fancy. Never been a big fan but for short lines it seems to work for people.

Thanks for the idea. It sounds like it would be good to use it here. I agree that it gets hard to read in the middle of long expressions.

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reyalp

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Re: hide_osd() script function

« Reply #33 on: 29 / September / 2013, 18:25:43 »

There's nothing wrong with having Lua use booleans and ubasic use 0/1.

In luascript.c on_off_value_from_lua_arg accepts both 0/1 or boolean values

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lapser

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Re: hide_osd() script function

« Reply #34 on: 29 / September / 2013, 20:07:22 »

Quote from: reyalp on 29 / September / 2013, 18:25:43

There's nothing wrong with having Lua use booleans and ubasic use 0/1.

In luascript.c on_off_value_from_lua_arg accepts both 0/1 or boolean values

Thanks, I just figured that out while working on the code. It allows set_chdk_osd( true|1 false|0 ) fine. The problem is that
(not get_chdk_osd()) always returns false. To toggle, you have to do this:

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  set_chdk_osd(not (get_chdk_osd()==1))

Can you think of any other way to do it? Want to have get_chdk_osd() return a boolean? That would solve the problem. I think that would be the best way to do it in Lua, i.e. boolean input and output.

ubasic works with just "not" for toggling:

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if is_key "set" then set_chdk_osd not get_chdk_osd

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Re: hide_osd() script function

« Reply #35 on: 29 / September / 2013, 20:14:09 »

Quote from: lapser on 29 / September / 2013, 20:07:22

Want to have get_chdk_osd() return a boolean? That would solve the problem. I think that would be the best way to do it in Lua, i.e. boolean input and output.

Yes.

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Re: hide_osd() script function

« Reply #36 on: 29 / September / 2013, 20:24:06 »

Quote from: waterwingz on 29 / September / 2013, 20:14:09

Quote from: lapser on 29 / September / 2013, 20:07:22
Want to have get_chdk_osd() return a boolean? That would solve the problem. I think that would be the best way to do it in Lua, i.e. boolean input and output.
Yes.

I agree, and it works great that way now. Do you think we should still allow optional numeric ( 0 | 1) input, or just go boolean all the way?

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Re: hide_osd() script function

« Reply #37 on: 29 / September / 2013, 20:26:36 »

Quote from: lapser on 29 / September / 2013, 20:24:06

I agree, and it works great that way now. Do you think we should still allow optional numeric ( 0 | 1) input, or just go boolean all the way?

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Quote from: reyalp on 29 / September / 2013, 18:25:43

In luascript.c on_off_value_from_lua_arg accepts both 0/1 or boolean values

Doesn't that cover it?

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Re: hide_osd() script function

« Reply #38 on: 29 / September / 2013, 20:28:51 »

Quote from: waterwingz on 29 / September / 2013, 20:26:36

Doesn't that cover it?

Yes, that's the way it's implemented now. I'll just leave it in, and people can enter either boolean or numbers.

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Re: hide_osd() script function

« Reply #39 on: 29 / September / 2013, 21:06:42 »

Here's the (hopefully) final patch (attached). I'm really happy with it. Thanks everyone, for all the suggestions.

Lua test script:

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--[[
@title OSD Off 2 Lua
--]]
print("get_chdk_osd=",get_chdk_osd())
print("Hiding OSD for 3 seconds")
sleep(3000)
set_chdk_osd(false)
print("Press <SET> to toggle OSD")
print("Press <DISPLAY> for error")
print("Press <MENU> to exit")
sleep(3000)
print("get_chdk_osd=",get_chdk_osd())
set_chdk_osd(1) -- restores console, including data written while hidden
n=0
repeat wait_click()
  if(is_key("display") or is_key("video"))then force_error() end -- call nil function
  set_chdk_osd(not get_chdk_osd()) -- new way to toggle
  n=n+1
  print(n,get_chdk_osd())
until is_key("menu")

ubasic test script:

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@title OSD_Off 2 ubasic
print "Hiding OSD for 3 seconds"
sleep 2000
set_chdk_osd 0
print "get_chdk_osd=",get_chdk_osd
print "Press <SET> to toggle OSD"
print "Press <DISPLAY> for error"
print "Press <MENU> to exit"
sleep 3000
set_chdk_osd 1
print "get_chdk_osd=",get_chdk_osd
n=0
do
  wait_click
  if is_key "display" or is_key "video" then force_error
  if is_key "set" then set_chdk_osd not get_chdk_osd
  n=n+1
  print n
until is_key "menu"

set_chdk_osd_trunk3126_v5_lapser.patch (4.89 kB - downloaded 22 times.)

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