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5 * **Recommended:** `uinput -` reads commands from standard input until End-of-File (Ctrl+D) is sent.
8 * `uinput <filename>` reads commands from a file instead of standard input.
28 contain multiple commands, which will be executed in sequence. Simply add multiple JSON objects to
68 `id` is used for matching the subsequent commands to a specific device to avoid ambiguity when
140 stack, and `uinput` does not wait for that process to finish. Any commands sent to the device during
141 that time will be dropped. If you are controlling `uinput` by sending commands through standard
143 an `InputDeviceListener` before issuing commands to the device. If you are passing a file to
145 `sync` in certain positions, like at the end of the file to get a response when all commands have
157 Add a delay between the processing of commands.
160 registered or by the `updateTimeBase` command. Take the following set of example commands:
197 commands and the times they will be scheduled to run at:
212 This is useful if you are issuing commands in multiple stages with long or unknown delays in between
218 4. 1000 `inject` commands separated by `delay` commands of 10ms
220 Without `updateTimeBase`, the `inject` commands of step 4 will be scheduled to start immediately
223 Sending `updateTimeBase` before the `inject` commands in step 4 will schedule them relative to the
264 commands are used in a row, the `sync` command can be used to track the progress of the command