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import p5-X-Osd

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XOSD displays text on your screen, sounds simple right?  The difference
is it is unmanaged and shaped, so it appears transparent.  This gives
the effect of an On Screen Display, like your TV/VCR etc.

looks good to/feedback from jasper@
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# $OpenBSD: Makefile,v 1.1.1.1 2009/02/02 22:59:23 simon Exp $
COMMENT = Perl extension to the X On Screen Display library (xosd)
SHARED_ONLY = Yes
MODULES = cpan
DISTNAME = X-Osd-0.7
CATEGORIES = x11
# Perl
PERMIT_PACKAGE_CDROM = Yes
PERMIT_PACKAGE_FTP = Yes
PERMIT_DISTFILES_CDROM = Yes
PERMIT_DISTFILES_FTP = Yes
LIB_DEPENDS = xosd::x11/xosd
USE_X11 = Yes
XAUTHORITY ?= ${HOME}/.Xauthority
REGRESS_IS_INTERACTIVE = x11
REGRESS_FLAGS = DISPLAY=${DISPLAY} XAUTHORITY=${XAUTHORITY}
pre-regress:
.if !exists(${XAUTHORITY})
@echo 1>&2 "The regression tests require a running instance of X."
@echo 1>&2 "You will also need to set the XAUTHORITY environment"
@echo 1>&2 "variable to point to the appropriate .Xauthority file."
@exit 1
.endif
.include <bsd.port.mk>

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MD5 (X-Osd-0.7.tar.gz) = 5muUda7lKbKGMn/iQOSJ8A==
RMD160 (X-Osd-0.7.tar.gz) = bmkc7oc4tn59RrFO5TFQtRs/HFg=
SHA1 (X-Osd-0.7.tar.gz) = 7kzo7/NHlOJJLxSF+1FR+w5Zu2Y=
SHA256 (X-Osd-0.7.tar.gz) = 47r+Ec1RrZsePR3xhRb5uxukYvmBSDuSLytiewgZA5E=
SIZE (X-Osd-0.7.tar.gz) = 6442

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$OpenBSD: patch-t_1-basic_t,v 1.1.1.1 2009/02/02 22:59:23 simon Exp $
Fix use of barewords in tests, bug filed upstream at
http://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=42943
--- t/1-basic.t.orig Tue Sep 16 09:36:13 2008
+++ t/1-basic.t Tue Sep 16 09:36:30 2008
@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ print(($@ ? 'not ok' : 'ok'), ' ', ($test_count++), "\
print(($@ ? 'not ok' : 'ok'), ' ', ($test_count++), "\n");
eval {
- $osd->set_colour(red);
+ $osd->set_colour('red');
$osd->string(0, 'Red test line 1');
delay();
$osd->string(1, 'Red test line 2');
@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ eval {
$osd->set_shadow_offset(4);
$osd->string(1, 'Shadow colour test 1');
delay();
- $osd->set_shadow_colour(green);
+ $osd->set_shadow_colour('green');
$osd->string(2, 'Shadow colour test 2');
delay();
};
@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ print (($@ ? 'not ok' : 'ok'), ' ', ($test_count++), "
eval {
$osd->set_shadow_offset(0);
- $osd->set_outline_colour(blue);
+ $osd->set_outline_colour('blue');
$osd->set_outline_offset(2);
$osd->string(1, 'Outline colour and offset test 1');
delay(1);

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XOSD displays text on your screen, sounds simple right? The difference
is it is unmanaged and shaped, so it appears transparent.
This gives the effect of an On Screen Display, like your TV/VCR etc.

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@comment $OpenBSD: PLIST,v 1.1.1.1 2009/02/02 22:59:23 simon Exp $
${P5ARCH}/
${P5ARCH}/X/
${P5ARCH}/X/Osd.pm
${P5ARCH}/auto/
${P5ARCH}/auto/X/
${P5ARCH}/auto/X/Osd/
${P5ARCH}/auto/X/Osd/Osd.bs
${P5ARCH}/auto/X/Osd/Osd.so
${P5ARCH}/auto/X/Osd/autosplit.ix
@man man/man3p/X::Osd.3p