lirc-lsremotes(1)


NAME

   lirc-lsremotes - parse lirc configuration files.

SYNOPSIS

   lirc-lsremotes [options] <directory>

   lirc-lsremotes [options] <file>

DESCRIPTION

   lirc-lsremotes  can  parse  lirc  remote  configuration  files  (i. e.,
   lircd.conf) and display a  condensed  index  line,  the  complete  data
   and/or diagnostics.

   When given a directory (first form) it expects this to contain a number
   of  vendor  directories,  each  of  which  containing   one   or   more
   configuration files.

   In  the second form lirc-lsremotes displays remote configurations for a
   given config file.

OPTIONS

   -d, --dump
       Dump the complete configuration data for listed configurations.

   -s, --silent
       Only print diagnostics.

   -v --version
       Print version info

   -h, --help
       Print help message.

EXAMPLES

   Print a status line and possible diagnostics for a file:

       $ lirc-lsremotes  remotes/hitachi/RM-466E.lircd.conf
       lirc-lsremotes: Warning RM-466E: you should specify a valid gap value
       hitachi;RM-466E.lircd.conf;no_lircmd;no_photo;RM-466E;timing;no_raw

   List a status line for all remotes under  remotes,  saving  diagnostics
   into a file:

       $ lirc-lsremotes  remotes > remotes.list 2>warnings.txt

SEE ALSO

   http://sourceforge.net/projects/lirc-remotes





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