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This document introduces "ash", a shell that allows controlling multiple devices with a single interface. Ash uses a text-based command language to send commands over a network to remotely control devices installed with the ash application. The architecture includes an evaluator that parses commands, a user interface, and device controllers. Commands can register functions and callbacks. The code is structured as lists, and ash supports interfaces from Android, Ubuntu, OSX, and Windows.
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- 1. ash: a shell for multiple devices SeongJae Park / Seoul National University sjpark@dcslab.snu.ac.kr
- 2. Multiple Devices and Multiple Interfaces As Useful, New Device Invented, People Suffer Unfamiliar Interface of New Devices Critical For Accessibility
- 3. ash: Use Preferred One Interface For Multiple Devices Control Android Ubuntu OSX Windows 8 Control any devices via any device(even self)
- 4. ash: Architecture Evaluator User interface Device controllerData manager Text format command Network Keyboard / Mouse Touchscreen Control Any medium
- 5. Control Path Between Ash Systems Evaluator User Interface Device controller Evaluator User Interface Device controller Network From ash on device A, Control device B which ash installed.
- 6. Any Interface, Module Can Be Imported ash application by 3rd party Evaluator User Interface Device controller
- 7. Language: Everything Is A List ash is a shell Evaluator ash is a shell ash is [a sh]ell Evaluator ash is a sh ell
- 8. Language: Plain List Or Function Call ash is a shell Evaluator ash is a shell touch DOWN 300 500 Evaluator touch DOWN 300 300 Registered Function name
- 9. Language: Code Is A List ash$ add_callback [default alias click] [ [touch DOWN [arg 1] [arg 2]] [touch UP [arg 1] [arg 2]] ]
- 10. About Project Project Homepage http://sjp38.github.io/ash/ Article at Google Developer Blog: http://googledevkr.blogspot. kr/2012/12/ghackfair-winners-ash.html
- 11. This work by SeongJae Park is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. To view a copy of this license, visit http: //creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/.