Set the device name from the CEC_OSD_NAME environment variable #62
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For your consideration, I slightly simplified this commit. I made it silently truncate long names, replaced the snprintf() with a strncpy() and use the system defined LIBCEC_OSD_NAME_SIZE to restrict the length of the name. The change is here: master...retsyx:python-cec:master |
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I'm not a C++ programmer so I struggled with the correct way to achieve what I needed. So I've gone with the approach of an environment variable to set the device name in the initialisation code. I hope this is okay.