Pystromo

Pystromo 0.6.0

New configuration-reloading functionality, and some changes to names of files and directories.

Not a great number of changes, but I consider the name and directory modifications to be back-compat breaking enough to warrant incrementing the minor version!

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Pystromo
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trunk
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0.6.0
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Raumkraut
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Release notes 

- The monitor and remapper scripts are now called pystromo-mon.py and pystromo-remap.py. This should help you search for them in the process list!
- The default location for config files is now .config/pystromo in your home directory (in line with Freedesktop standards). Pystromo will no longer look in ~/.pystromo.
- Both monitor and remapper now have functionality to automatically reload modified config files (see --help for usage).
- Both monitor and remapper will reload their config file/s when sent a SIGHUP.

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[Revision #63]
- Renamed monitor and remapper scripts to be more obviously pystromo-related. The new names are pystromo-mon.py and pystromo-remap.py
- Default location for config files is now "$HOME/.config/pystromo", rather than "$HOME/.pystromo". This is in line with the freedesktop standards.
- Updated README with new file names and locations.
- Both monitor and remapper scripts will now reload their config file/s when sent a SIGHUP.
- Remapper script can now accept a -R (--reload) command-line option, which will make the program automatically reload its config files when they change.
- Monitor script can now accept a -r (--reload) command-line option, which will make the program automatically reload its config files when they change. NB. The monitor uses a lower-case "-r" because:
- Monitor script can now accept a -R (--reload-remapper) command-line option, which will tell the program to pass the "-R" option (see above) to every remapper subprocess it spawns.
- Fixed bug where remapper would attempt to close its devices multiple times, if it received multiple SIGINTs (such as when a controlling monitor script was Ctrl+C'd).
- Closing an InputDevice will now remove the node from the "devices" module's _allInputNodes dict.
- devices.read now takes a numeric argument for a timeout, rather than a boolean "blocking" argument.

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