TimDrew
May 22, 2015, 1:57pm
1
Is there a way to access multiple peices of hardware at once for example 2 mice or two keyboards, i believe it is possible with Joysticks, but im not sure about the other two.
battery
May 22, 2015, 2:35pm
2
Interesting problem. It’s a bit late to have a go at it myself, but I’d look at getting the connected devices:
python, usb, libusb
Then looking at ways to listen to it:
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Programming with PyUSB 1.0
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Let me introduce myself
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PyUSB 1.0 is a Python_ library allowing easy USB_ access. PyUSB provides
several features:
100% written in Python:
Unlike the 0.x version, which is written in C, 1.0 version is written in
Python. This allows Python programmers with no background in C to
understand better how PyUSB works.
Platform neutrality:
1.0 version implements a frontend-backend scheme. This isolates the API
from system specific implementation details. The glue between the two
layers is the ``IBackend`` interface. PyUSB comes with builtin backends for
libusb 0.1, libusb 1.0 and OpenUSB. You can write your own backend if you
desire to.
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python, linux, device