#!/bin/bash

#	
#
#	simple script to make amarok to work with some of my media buttons on the mouse.
#	this script i wrote to work with xbindkeys 
#	
#	Needed stuff:
#	xbindkeys 
#	evdev module compiled for Xorg "already bult in kubuntu's xorg server"
#	kernel usbstuff- "evdev" module
#
#	cat /proc/bus/input/devices
#	looks something like:
#
#	I: Bus=0003 Vendor=046d Product=c50e Version=0111
#	N: Name="Logitech USB RECEIVER"
#	P: Phys=usb-0000:00:0b.0-4/input0
#	S: Sysfs=/class/input/input4
#	U: Uniq=
#	H: Handlers=mouse0 event1 ts0
#	B: EV=20007
#	B: KEY=ffff0000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
#	B: REL=143
#	B: LED=ff00
#
#	Find your mouse event. usaly event0 or event1
#	Now edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf and replace 
#
#	Driver "mouse" 
#		with  
#	Driver "evdev"
#		and
#	Option "Device" "/dev/psaux" #mice or whatever whats written there..
#		with
#	Option "Device" "/dev/input/event1"
#
#	Now use "xev" to find the button numbers.
#	then make a new file called ".xbindkeysrc" in your home dir, 
#	
#	the file may look something like.
#	
#	############# .XBINDKEYSRC #############	
#
#	"/usr/bin/mediamouse start"
#	b:17 + Release
#
#	"/usr/bin/mediamouse stop"
#	b:10 + Release
#
#	"/usr/bin/mediamouse next"
#	b:15 + Release
#
#	"/usr/bin/mediamouse prev"
#	b:16 + Release
#
#	"/usr/bin/mediamouse up"
#	b:13 + Release
#
#	"/usr/bin/mediamouse down"
#	b:14 + Release
#	
#	#########################################
#
#	copy the script to /usr/bin or change the path in .xbindkeysrc where the script it located. 
#	also run "sudo chmod 755 mediamouse"
#	this script is GPL and made by Stian Mikalsen, alias nuxil. lumax@operamail.com
#

ARG=$1
function start() 
{
	if [[ ! -n `pgrep amarokapp` ]] 
	then exec amarokapp & sleep 3
	     exec dcop amarok player play 
	else exec dcop amarok player play
	fi
}

function stop()
{
	if [[ -n `pgrep amarokapp` ]] 
	then exec dcop amarok player stop
	fi
}

function next()
{
	if [[ -n `pgrep amarokapp` ]] 
	then exec dcop amarok player next
	fi
}

function prev()
{
	if [[ -n `pgrep amarokapp` ]] 
	then exec dcop amarok player prev
	fi
}

function up()
{
	if [[ -n `pgrep amarokapp` ]] 
	then exec dcop amarok player volumeUp
	fi
}

function down()
{
	if [[ -n `pgrep amarokapp` ]] 
	then exec dcop amarok player volumeDown
	fi
}




case $ARG in start)
	start
	;;
	stop)
	stop
	;;
	next)
	next
	;;
	prev)
	prev
	;;
	up)
	up
	;;
	down)
	down
	;;
	*)
	exit 0
	;;
esac