To revive this topic a... now that I've familiarized myself with Lua a bit, I figured I could sample shoot_state better.
cyril42e's patch above may not work line number -wise in current trunk, but the changes are still valid. Below a summary of them along with new ones to add it to Lua as well:
Additions to CHDK to put get_shoot_state command into Lua and uBASIC:
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platform/a570/sub/100e/stubs_min.S: (this address needs to be found for each camera)
DEF(shoot_state,0x253c)
include/platorm.h:
extern int shoot_state;
short shooting_get_shoot_state();
platform/generic/shooting.c:
short shooting_get_shoot_state()
{
return shoot_state; // to change to switch to simplify, and move to platform/xxx/lib.c if platform dependant
}
lib/ubasic/tokenizer.c:
{"get_shoot_state", TOKENIZER_GET_SHOOT_STATE},
lib/ubasic/tokenizer.h:
TOKENIZER_GET_SHOOT_STATE,
lib/ubasic/ubasic.c factor:
case TOKENIZER_GET_SHOOT_STATE:
accept(TOKENIZER_GET_SHOOT_STATE);
r = shooting_get_shoot_state();
break;
### Lua additions:
core/luascript.c :
static int luaCB_get_shoot_state( lua_State* L )
{
lua_pushnumber( L, shooting_get_shoot_state() );
return 1;
}
core/luascript.c register_lua_funcs:
FUNC(get_shoot_state);
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Attached is a Lua script which shoots and logs some things of interest at the same time. It requires the logging library from
http://chdk.setepontos.com/index.php/topic,2511.msg23647.html#msg23647 and the shoot_state() command.
