man_pages := $(patsubst %, man/man1/%.1, @executables@)
-m4_ggos := afh audioc audiod client filter gui recv server write ao_write
-ggo_generated := $(addsuffix .ggo, $(addprefix $(ggo_dir)/,$(m4_ggos)))
-
autocrap := config.h.in configure
tarball_pfx := @PACKAGE_TARNAME@-$(PACKAGE_VERSION)
tarball_delete := $(addprefix $(tarball_pfx)/,\
clean2: clean
@[ -z "$(Q)" ] || echo 'CLEAN2'
$(Q) rm -rf man $(object_dir) $(cmdline_dir)
- $(Q) rm -f *_command_list.* *_completion.h $(ggo_generated)
+ $(Q) rm -f *_command_list.* *_completion.h $(ggo_dir)/*.ggo
distclean: clean2 test-clean
@[ -z "$(Q)" ] || echo 'DISTCLEAN'
$(Q) rm -f Makefile autoscan.log config.status config.log
+++ /dev/null
-option "amp" a
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"amplification value"
-int typestr="number"
-default="32"
-optional
-details="
- The amplification value determines the scaling factor by
- which the amplitude of the audio stream is multiplied. The
- formula for the scaling factor is
-
- factor = 1 + amp / 64.
-
- For example, an amplifiction value of zero results in a
- scaling factor of one while an amplification value of 64
- means to double the volume.
-"
--- /dev/null
+option "amp" a
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"amplification value"
+int typestr="number"
+default="32"
+optional
+details="
+ The amplification value determines the scaling factor by
+ which the amplitude of the audio stream is multiplied. The
+ formula for the scaling factor is
+
+ factor = 1 + amp / 64.
+
+ For example, an amplifiction value of zero results in a
+ scaling factor of one while an amplification value of 64
+ means to double the volume.
+"
+++ /dev/null
-option "blocksize" b
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"adjust block size"
-int typestr="number"
-default="15"
-optional
-details = "
- Larger blocksize means fewer volume adjustments per time unit.
-"
-
-option "aggressiveness" a
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- "controls the maximum amount to amplify by"
-int typestr="number"
-default="4"
-optional
-
-option "inertia" i
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- "how much inertia ramping has"
- int typestr="number"
-default="6"
-optional
-
-option "target_level" t
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"target signal level (0-32768)"
-int typestr="number"
-default="20000"
-optional
-
-option "damp" d
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"if non-zero, scale down after normalizing"
-int typestr="number"
-default="0"
-optional
--- /dev/null
+option "blocksize" b
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"adjust block size"
+int typestr="number"
+default="15"
+optional
+details = "
+ Larger blocksize means fewer volume adjustments per time unit.
+"
+
+option "aggressiveness" a
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ "controls the maximum amount to amplify by"
+int typestr="number"
+default="4"
+optional
+
+option "inertia" i
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ "how much inertia ramping has"
+ int typestr="number"
+default="6"
+optional
+
+option "target_level" t
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"target signal level (0-32768)"
+int typestr="number"
+default="20000"
+optional
+
+option "damp" d
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"if non-zero, scale down after normalizing"
+int typestr="number"
+default="0"
+optional
+++ /dev/null
-option "host" i
-"ip or host"
-string default="localhost"
-optional
-details="
- Both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses are supported.
-"
-
-option "port" p
-"port to connect to"
-int
-default="8000"
-optional
-
-option "ccid" c
-"CCID preference(s) for this connection"
-int
-# restrict the maximum number of times this option can be passed
-optional multiple(-10)
-# currently known CCIDs:
-# - CCID-2 (RFC 4341),
-# - CCID-3 (RFC 4342),
-# - CCID-4 (RFC 5622),
-# - CCID-248 ... CCID-254 are experimental (RFC 4340, 19.5)
-values="2", "3", "4", "248", "249", "250", "251", "252", "253", "254"
-details="
- When present exactly once, this option mandates the CCID for the
- sender-receiver connection. If it is passed more than once, it sets
- a preference list where the order of appearance signifies descending
- priority. For example, passing 4, 2, 3 creates the preference list
- (CCID-4, CCID-2, CCID-3), assigning CCID-4 highest preference.
-
- The request is reconciled with the CCIDs on the server through the
- 'server-priority' mechanism of RFC 4340 6.3.1/10. The server CCIDs
- can be listed by calling 'para_client si'.
-
-"
--- /dev/null
+option "host" i
+"ip or host"
+string default="localhost"
+optional
+details="
+ Both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses are supported.
+"
+
+option "port" p
+"port to connect to"
+int
+default="8000"
+optional
+
+option "ccid" c
+"CCID preference(s) for this connection"
+int
+# restrict the maximum number of times this option can be passed
+optional multiple(-10)
+# currently known CCIDs:
+# - CCID-2 (RFC 4341),
+# - CCID-3 (RFC 4342),
+# - CCID-4 (RFC 5622),
+# - CCID-248 ... CCID-254 are experimental (RFC 4340, 19.5)
+values="2", "3", "4", "248", "249", "250", "251", "252", "253", "254"
+details="
+ When present exactly once, this option mandates the CCID for the
+ sender-receiver connection. If it is passed more than once, it sets
+ a preference list where the order of appearance signifies descending
+ priority. For example, passing 4, 2, 3 creates the preference list
+ (CCID-4, CCID-2, CCID-3), assigning CCID-4 highest preference.
+
+ The request is reconciled with the CCIDs on the server through the
+ 'server-priority' mechanism of RFC 4340 6.3.1/10. The server CCIDs
+ can be listed by calling 'para_client si'.
+
+"
+++ /dev/null
-section "General options"
-#########################
-
-option "mode" o
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"how to fade volume"
- enum typestr = "mode"
- values = "sleep", "snooze", "fade"
- default = "sleep"
- optional
- details="
- para_fade knows three different fading modes:
-
- sleep mode: Change to the initial volume and select
- the initial afs mood/playlist. Then fade out until
- the fade-out volume is reached. Switch to the
- sleep mood/playlist until wake time minus fade-in
- time. Finally switch to the wake mood/playlist and
- fade to the fade-in volume.
-
- fade: Fade the volume to the given value in the
- given time.
-
- snooze: Fade out, sleep a bit and fade in.
-"
-
-option "config-file" c
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"(default='~/.paraslash/fade.conf')"
- string typestr = "filename"
- optional
-
-option "mixer-device" m
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"mixer device file"
- string typestr = "device"
- default = "/dev/mixer"
- optional
-
-option "mixer-channel" C
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"select the analog mixer channel"
- enum typestr = "channel"
- values = "volume", "bass", "treble", "synth", "pcm", "speaker", "line",
- "mic", "cd", "imix", "altpcm", "reclev", "igain", "ogain"
- default = "volume"
- optional
- details = "
- Not all listed channels might be supported on any
- particular hardware.
-"
-
-section "Options for sleep mode"
-################################
-
-option "ivol" -
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"set initial volume"
- int typestr = "volume"
- default = "60"
- optional
- details = "
- Used as the start volume, before fading out to the
- fade out volume.
- "
-
-option "fo-mood" -
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"afs mood/playlist during fade out"
- string typestr = "mood_spec"
- default = "m/fade"
- optional
- details = "
- Select this mood right after setting the
- volume. Example: --fo-mood m/sleep
-"
-
-option "fo-time" -
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"fall asleep fade out time"
- int typestr = "seconds"
- default = "1800"
- optional
- details = "
- No fading if set to 0.
- "
-
-option "fo-vol" -
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"volume to fade out to"
- int typestr = "volume"
- default = "20"
- optional
-
-option "sleep-mood" -
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"sleep time afs mood/playlist"
- string typestr = "mood_spec"
- default = "m/sleep"
- optional
- details = "
- Select the given afs mood/playlist after the fade
- out is complete. If unset, the \"stop\" command is
- sent to para_server.
- "
-
-option "wake-hour" H
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"(0-23) (default: now + 9 hours)"
- int typestr = "hour"
- optional
-
-option "wake-min" M
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"(0-59)"
- int typestr = "minutes"
- default = "0"
- optional
-
-option "fi-mood" -
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"afs mood/playlist during fade in"
- string typestr = "mood_spec"
- default = "m/wake"
- optional
- details = "
- Change to this afs mood/playlist on wake time.
- "
-
-option "fi-time" -
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"wake up fade in time"
- int typestr="seconds"
- default="1200"
- optional
- details = "
- No fading in if set to 0.
- "
-
-option "fi-vol" -
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"volume to fade to at wake time"
- int typestr = "volume"
- default = "80"
- optional
-
-section "Options for snooze mode"
-#################################
-
-option "so-time" -
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"snooze-out time"
- int typestr = "seconds"
- default = "30"
- optional
-
-option "so-vol" -
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"volume to fade to before snooze"
- int typestr = "volume"
- default = "20"
- optional
-
-option "snooze-time" -
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"delay"
- int typestr = "seconds"
- default = "600"
- optional
-
-option "si-time" -
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"snooze-in time"
- int typestr = "seconds"
- default = "180"
- optional
-
-option "si-vol" -
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"volume to fade to after snooze"
- int typestr = "volume"
- default = "80"
- optional
-
-section "Options for fade mode"
-###############################
-
-option "fade-vol" f
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"volume to fade to"
- int typestr = "volume"
- default = "50"
- optional
-
-option "fade-time" t
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"fading time"
- int typestr = "seconds"
- default = "5"
- optional
--- /dev/null
+section "General options"
+#########################
+
+option "mode" o
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"how to fade volume"
+ enum typestr = "mode"
+ values = "sleep", "snooze", "fade"
+ default = "sleep"
+ optional
+ details="
+ para_fade knows three different fading modes:
+
+ sleep mode: Change to the initial volume and select
+ the initial afs mood/playlist. Then fade out until
+ the fade-out volume is reached. Switch to the
+ sleep mood/playlist until wake time minus fade-in
+ time. Finally switch to the wake mood/playlist and
+ fade to the fade-in volume.
+
+ fade: Fade the volume to the given value in the
+ given time.
+
+ snooze: Fade out, sleep a bit and fade in.
+"
+
+option "config-file" c
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"(default='~/.paraslash/fade.conf')"
+ string typestr = "filename"
+ optional
+
+option "mixer-device" m
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"mixer device file"
+ string typestr = "device"
+ default = "/dev/mixer"
+ optional
+
+option "mixer-channel" C
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"select the analog mixer channel"
+ enum typestr = "channel"
+ values = "volume", "bass", "treble", "synth", "pcm", "speaker", "line",
+ "mic", "cd", "imix", "altpcm", "reclev", "igain", "ogain"
+ default = "volume"
+ optional
+ details = "
+ Not all listed channels might be supported on any
+ particular hardware.
+"
+
+section "Options for sleep mode"
+################################
+
+option "ivol" -
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"set initial volume"
+ int typestr = "volume"
+ default = "60"
+ optional
+ details = "
+ Used as the start volume, before fading out to the
+ fade out volume.
+ "
+
+option "fo-mood" -
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"afs mood/playlist during fade out"
+ string typestr = "mood_spec"
+ default = "m/fade"
+ optional
+ details = "
+ Select this mood right after setting the
+ volume. Example: --fo-mood m/sleep
+"
+
+option "fo-time" -
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"fall asleep fade out time"
+ int typestr = "seconds"
+ default = "1800"
+ optional
+ details = "
+ No fading if set to 0.
+ "
+
+option "fo-vol" -
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"volume to fade out to"
+ int typestr = "volume"
+ default = "20"
+ optional
+
+option "sleep-mood" -
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"sleep time afs mood/playlist"
+ string typestr = "mood_spec"
+ default = "m/sleep"
+ optional
+ details = "
+ Select the given afs mood/playlist after the fade
+ out is complete. If unset, the \"stop\" command is
+ sent to para_server.
+ "
+
+option "wake-hour" H
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"(0-23) (default: now + 9 hours)"
+ int typestr = "hour"
+ optional
+
+option "wake-min" M
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"(0-59)"
+ int typestr = "minutes"
+ default = "0"
+ optional
+
+option "fi-mood" -
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"afs mood/playlist during fade in"
+ string typestr = "mood_spec"
+ default = "m/wake"
+ optional
+ details = "
+ Change to this afs mood/playlist on wake time.
+ "
+
+option "fi-time" -
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"wake up fade in time"
+ int typestr="seconds"
+ default="1200"
+ optional
+ details = "
+ No fading in if set to 0.
+ "
+
+option "fi-vol" -
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"volume to fade to at wake time"
+ int typestr = "volume"
+ default = "80"
+ optional
+
+section "Options for snooze mode"
+#################################
+
+option "so-time" -
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"snooze-out time"
+ int typestr = "seconds"
+ default = "30"
+ optional
+
+option "so-vol" -
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"volume to fade to before snooze"
+ int typestr = "volume"
+ default = "20"
+ optional
+
+option "snooze-time" -
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"delay"
+ int typestr = "seconds"
+ default = "600"
+ optional
+
+option "si-time" -
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"snooze-in time"
+ int typestr = "seconds"
+ default = "180"
+ optional
+
+option "si-vol" -
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"volume to fade to after snooze"
+ int typestr = "volume"
+ default = "80"
+ optional
+
+section "Options for fade mode"
+###############################
+
+option "fade-vol" f
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"volume to fade to"
+ int typestr = "volume"
+ default = "50"
+ optional
+
+option "fade-time" t
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"fading time"
+ int typestr = "seconds"
+ default = "5"
+ optional
+++ /dev/null
-option "filename" f
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"specify output file name"
-string typestr="filename"
-optional
-details="
- Defaults to a random filename in ~/.paraslash.
-"
-
--- /dev/null
+option "filename" f
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"specify output file name"
+string typestr="filename"
+optional
+details="
+ Defaults to a random filename in ~/.paraslash.
+"
+
+++ /dev/null
-option "device" d
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"set PCM device"
-string typestr="device"
-default="/dev/dsp"
-optional
-details = ""
--- /dev/null
+option "device" d
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"set PCM device"
+string typestr="device"
+default="/dev/dsp"
+optional
+details = ""
+++ /dev/null
-section "osx options"
-#####################
-
-option "numbuffers" n
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-"number of audio buffers to allocate (increase if
-you get buffer underruns)"
-
- int typestr="num"
- default="20"
- optional
- details = ""
--- /dev/null
+section "osx options"
+#####################
+
+option "numbuffers" n
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+"number of audio buffers to allocate (increase if
+you get buffer underruns)"
+
+ int typestr="num"
+ default="20"
+ optional
+ details = ""
+++ /dev/null
-option "duration" d
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"prebuffer time"
-int typestr="milliseconds"
-default="200"
-optional
-details="
- Wait that many milliseconds before letting data go through.
- The time interval starts when the first data byte is seen by
- this filter.
-"
-
-option "size" s
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"amount of data to prebuffer"
-int typestr="bytes"
-default="0"
-optional
-details="
- Wait until that many data bytes are available in the input buffer.
- The default value of zero means to not prebuffer by size at all.
- If both --duration and --size options are given and non-zero, the
- filter waits until both conditions are met.
-"
--- /dev/null
+option "duration" d
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"prebuffer time"
+int typestr="milliseconds"
+default="200"
+optional
+details="
+ Wait that many milliseconds before letting data go through.
+ The time interval starts when the first data byte is seen by
+ this filter.
+"
+
+option "size" s
+#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+"amount of data to prebuffer"
+int typestr="bytes"
+default="0"
+optional
+details="
+ Wait until that many data bytes are available in the input buffer.
+ The default value of zero means to not prebuffer by size at all.
+ If both --duration and --size options are given and non-zero, the
+ filter waits until both conditions are met.
+"
+++ /dev/null
-option "host" i
-"ip or host to receive udp packets from"
-string default="224.0.1.38"
-optional
-details="
- The default address resolves to DANTZ.MCAST.NET and activates
- multicast.
-"
-
-option "port" p "udp port"
-int typestr="portnumber"
-default="8000"
-optional
-
-option "iface" I "receiving udp multicast interface"
-string
-optional
--- /dev/null
+option "host" i
+"ip or host to receive udp packets from"
+string default="224.0.1.38"
+optional
+details="
+ The default address resolves to DANTZ.MCAST.NET and activates
+ multicast.
+"
+
+option "port" p "udp port"
+int typestr="portnumber"
+default="8000"
+optional
+
+option "iface" I "receiving udp multicast interface"
+string
+optional
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