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Since python is supposed to abstract this nicely, better than C anyway you should have a
class LibInput:
# almost everything
class LibInputUdev(LibInput):
# the few udev functions
class LibInputPath(LibInput):
# the few path functions
And then maybe a Libinput.context(ContextType=UDEV) (see #1) that returns the right object. This way you don't have a path_foo() function on a udev context and vice versa
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Since python is supposed to abstract this nicely, better than C anyway you should have a
And then maybe a
Libinput.context(ContextType=UDEV)
(see #1) that returns the right object. This way you don't have apath_foo()
function on a udev context and vice versaThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: