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资源说明：Simple text-mode interface for handling JACK connections
esjit is a simple console-based utility to handle jack-audio-connection-kit connections. - written in C++, for Linux-like systems only - aimed for people who find (A) QJackQtl too heavy (heck, you don't even need X to record sound!) (B) JACK's own command line tools not usable enough Features: - lists the available ports - displays the connections between the ports (not as nicely as QJackCtl, but you can only do so much in the console...) - easy creation and destruction of connections - the connection setup can be saved and reloaded (like with jack_snapshot) Not featured: - callbacks; you will have to refresh manually to see external changes - starting/stopping jackd -- just use the command line - any MIDI stuff Dependencies: - JACK (obviously) - C++ boost License: none Contact: onnir the-at-sign iki the-dot fi Compile: g++ [-O2] -o esjit esjit.cpp -ljack Usage: The following commands are recognized. You can enter "h" to review them from inside the program. - "Q": quit esjit - "r": refresh list of connections; done automatically when the connections are modified by esjit itself - "c N M", where N and M are numbers: connect ports numbered N and M (the numbering is displayed next to the port names) - "d N M": disconnect ports numbered N and M - "D": remove all connections - "C": store the connection setup to . - "R ": recall the connection setup from file . This obviously only fills the connections for those ports that are present both in the file and in the current setup. - "s": shows JACK server info and statistics - "x": reset maximum delay counter (shown in the statistics) - "i": print more detailed info on the ports (but not the connections) For the files, either give full path, or if not, the file is created in or looked for in the working directory. It is possible to manually edit the file, too: it is just a textfile, e.g.: #A comment line. output_port connected_input_port another_connected_input_port another_output_port #Note that the input ports start with a tab, '\t'. connected_input_port This system has the same flaw as jack_snapshot, namely that if clients do not use the same port names always but assign them dynamically, then this system will likely fail to restore their connections. A partial workaround is to, if possible, tell the client to use a specific port name.
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