Protocol::Ext::DPMS



Protocol::Ext::DPMS

NAME
SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
SYMBOLIC CONSTANTS
REQUESTS
AUTHOR
SEE ALSO

NAME

X11::Protocol::Ext::DPMS − Perl module for the X11 Protocol DPMS Extension

SYNOPSIS

  use X11::Protocol;
  $x = X11::Protocol−>new();
  $x−>init_extension('DPMS');

DESCRIPTION

This module is used to control the DPMS features of compliant monitors.

SYMBOLIC CONSTANTS

This extension adds the constant type DPMSPowerLevels, with values as defined in the standard.

REQUESTS

This extension adds several requests, called as shown below:

  $x−>DPMSGetVersion => ($major, $minor)
  $x−>DPMSCapable => ($capable)
  $x−>DPMSGetTimeouts => ($standby_timeout, $suspend_timeout, $off_timeout)
  $x−>DPMSSetTimeouts($standby_timeout, $suspend_timeout, $off_timeout) => ()
  $x−>DPMSEnable => ()
  $x−>DPMSDisable => ()
  $x−>DPMSForceLevel($power_level) => ()
  $x−>DPMSInfo => ($power_level,$state)

AUTHOR

Jay Kominek <jay.kominek@colorado.edu>

SEE ALSO

perl(1), X11::Protocol, X Display Power Management Signaling ( DPMS ) Extension (X Consortium Standard)



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