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xresponse
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'xresponse' is a simple tool for meassuring UI response times to a
full mouse click event. It requires the Xtest, to 'fake' the mouse
event, and XDamage, to report areas of the display that have changed.
Building
====
Its recommended you have the freedesktop.org autotooled xlibs
installed with pkg-config (.pc ) files for xlibs, xext, xtst and
xdamage. Then it should be a case of the usual ./configure, make and
make install.
Usage
===
xresponse <-o|--logfile output> [commands..]
Commands are any combination/order of;
-c|--click <XxY> Send click and await damage response
-d|--drag <XxY,XxY,XxY,XxY..> Simulate mouse drag and collect damage
-m|--monitor <WIDTHxHEIGHT+X+Y> Watch area for damage ( default fullscreen )
-w|--wait <seconds> Max time to wait for damage, set to 0 to
monitor for ever.
( default 5 secs)
-s|--stamp <string> Write 'string' to log file
-i|--inspect Just display damage events
Examples
===
Click mouse at 100,100 and collect max 5 seconds of damage events;
% xresponse -c 100x100
Click and hold mouse at 100,100, then move to 101,100, then 105,100,
then 110,100 and finally release mouse. Damage is collected between
each point with max 5 seconds.
% xresponse -d 100x100,101x100,105x100,110x100
Click the mouse at 100x100, 100x150 and 200x200 colecting a max second
of damage for each only in 240x320+0+0;
% xresponse -w 1 -m 240x320+0+0 -c 100x100 -c 100x150 -c 200x200
Monitor all damage for ever;
% xresponse -w 0 -i
Monitor only top corner of screen for 10 seconds, then send a click collecting
5 seconds of damage
% xresponse -w 10 -m 240x320+0+0 -i -w 5 -c 100x100
Tips
===
- you can use 'xmag' to figure out screen co-ords for window clicks.
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