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RM-X General Purpose Control is a tool for seamless integration of hardware, software and user all in one tiny package. RM-X is developed and maintained by Darkain.

Overview

RM-X starts by breaking down the entire process of user interaction with hardware into two key areas: input and output (Events and Functions for our purposes). Each time we press a key on a keyboard, click a button on a mouse, flip a light switch, or press the power button on our TV we are generating events for these devices to process. These events then call specific functions to action, such as making text appear on the screen, opening a new web page, making the room brighter, and having the television turn on. 455kb: Sellsheet Prognosipdf 455kb: Manuali: Link: Type: Ontrack EasyRecovery 61.

RM-X becomes a middle man in this process, taking on a role in between the event that was generated and the function that happened as a result. Each event as well as each function is thrown into their respective categories and then generalized. All events are then processed in the same general manor, and all outputs are actived in the same general matter.

To explain this further, lets use a keyboard as an example. When a key is pressed, it generates a message and sends it to the system. Informativa ai sensi del D. RM-X would then receive this message and can then redirect it to any of the generic functions that RM-X is aware of (generally via plugins). If RM-X is aware of a lightbulb, then that keyboard press might be redirected to turn the lightbulb on and off. In the same idea, a mouse button may be clicked which generates an event. This event could be processed by RM-X to call the function to turn on a television. As new additions to RM-X are made, this idea can be spread infinitly to new hardware and software applications. your ATI graphics and multimedia products with the ATI Remote Wonder_.