Mapwacom script

mapwacom

#!/bin/bash
# mapwacom script

MAPWACOM=$(basename $0)

EXIT_CODE_BAD_DEVICE=82
EXIT_CODE_NO_SUCH_DEVICE=80
EXIT_CODE_NO_SUCH_SCREEN=81
EXIT_CODE_MISSING_DEPS=83
EXIT_CODE_USAGE=64

ENTIRE_SCREEN_NAME="desktop"

# Checks the command $1 exists.
check_tool_exists() {
	command -v $1 >/dev/null 2>&1 || {
		echo "$MAPWACOM requires $1 to run." 1>&2
		echo "Ensure you have it installed first." 1>&2
		exit $EXIT_CODE_MISSING_DEPS
	}
}

# Displays usage information.
usage_info() {
	echo "Usage: $MAPWACOM [OPTIONS] | [[-d DEVICENAME]... -s SCREENNAME]..."
	echo ""
	echo "OPTIONS"
	echo "    -h, --help"
	echo "        Shows this message."
	echo "    --list-devices"
	echo "        Lists all present Wacom device names."
	echo "    --list-screens"
	echo "        Lists all screens that devices may be mapped to."
	echo "        The special screen 'desktop' represents the entire X display."
	echo "    --debug"
	echo "        Prints debug information."
	echo "    -d DEVICENAME, --device=DEVICENAME"
	echo "        Specifies a device name which should be mapped to a screen."
	echo "    --device-regex=DEVICEPATTERN"
	echo "        Specifies a grep-style regex pattern, which will specify all"
	echo "        devices whose names matches the given pattern."
	echo "        This is equivalent to specifying the --device option on every"
	echo "        device matching the given expression."
	echo "    -s SCREENNAME, --screen=SCREENNAME"
	echo "        Maps all previously specified devices to the given screen name."
	echo "        This ensures that the device-to-screen mapping remains of the"
	echo "        same proportion as the device area itself by, if necessary,"
	echo "        letter-boxing the device area to fit the screen area inside it."
	echo ""
	echo "EXAMPLES"
	echo "    $MAPWACOM --list-devices"
	echo "        Lists all Wacom devices on this computer."
	echo "    $MAPWACOM -d \"Wacom Bamboo stylus\" -d \"Wacom Bamboo eraser\" -s \"DVI-I-2\""
	echo "        Maps the \"Wacom Bamboo stylus\" and \"Wacom Bamboo eraser\""
	echo "        devices to the screen named \"DVI-I-2\"."
	echo "    $MAPWACOM --device-regex=\"Wacom Bamboo [se].*\" --screen=\"DVI-I-2\""
	echo "        Equivalent in functionality to the example above, but usigng the"
	echo "        regex device specifier instead. There may be some creating use"
	echo "        case of this option that might be useful."
	echo "    $MAPWACOM -d \"device 1\" -d \"device 2\" -s \"screen 1\" -d \"device 3\" -s \"screen 2\""
	echo "        Maps devices 1 and 2 to screen 1, and device 3 to screen 2."
	echo "        This demonstrates the behaviour of the device and screen options."
}

# Loads the arrays (ALL_DEVICES, ALL_SCREENS) containing the names of all valid
# Wacom devices and screen names,
load_all_devices_and_screens() {
	readarray -t ALL_DEVICES < <(xsetwacom --list devices | sed 's/[ \t]*id:.*$//')
	readarray -t ALL_SCREENS < <(xrandr -q --current | sed -n 's/^\([^ ]\+\) connected.*/\1/p')
	ALL_SCREENS+=("$ENTIRE_SCREEN_NAME")
}

# Lists ALL_DEVICES to stdout.
list_all_devices() {
	for DEVICE in "${ALL_DEVICES[@]}"; do
		echo "$DEVICE"
	done
}

# Lists ALL_SCREENS to stdout.
list_all_screens() {
	for SCREEN in "${ALL_SCREENS[@]}"; do
		echo "$SCREEN"
	done
}

# Succeeds if $1 is a valid device name; fails otherwise.
valid_device() {
	for DEVICE in "${ALL_DEVICES[@]}"; do
		if [ "$DEVICE" == "$1" ]; then
			return 0
		fi
	done
	return 1
}

# Succeeds if $1 is a valid device name; fails otherwise.
valid_screen() {
	for SCREEN in "${ALL_SCREENS[@]}"; do
		if [ "$SCREEN" == "$1" ]; then
			return 0
		fi
	done
	return 1
}

# Adds device $1 to the device list.
add_device() {
	[ $SHOW_DEBUG -ne 0 ] && echo "Adding device '$1'."
	if valid_device "$1"; then
		DEVICES+=("$1")
	else
		echo "Device '$1' does not exist." 1>&2
		echo "Run '$MAPWACOM --list-devices' to see available devices." 1>&2
		exit $EXIT_CODE_NO_SUCH_DEVICE
	fi
}

# Adds all devices matching the regex pattern $1 to the device list.
add_device_regex() {
	COUNT=0
	for DEVICE in "${ALL_DEVICES[@]}"; do
		if echo "$DEVICE" | grep "$1" 1>/dev/null; then
			add_device "$DEVICE"
			COUNT=$(( $COUNT + 1 ))
		fi
	done
	[ $SHOW_DEBUG -ne 0 ] && echo "Added $COUNT devices matching '$1'."
}

# Clears the device list.
clear_devices() {
	DEVICES=()
}

# Maps device $1 to screen $2.
map_device_to_screen() {
	[ $SHOW_DEBUG -ne 0 ] && echo "Mapping '$1' to '$2'."
	
	if xsetwacom --set "$1" ResetArea 2>&1 | grep "does not exist" 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null; then
		echo "Device '$1' is not an input device or is otherwise not supported."
		echo "Its area cannot be reset via: xsetwacom --set \"$1\" ResetArea"
		if [ $EXIT_ON_BAD_DEVICE -ne 0 ]; then
			exit $EXIT_CODE_BAD_DEVICE
		else
			return $EXIT_CODE_BAD_DEVICE
		fi
	fi
	AREA_INFO=$(xsetwacom --get "$1" Area 2>&1)
	if echo "${AREA_INFO}" | grep "does not exist" 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null; then
		echo "Device '$1' is not an input device or is otherwise not supported."
		echo "Its area cannot be obtained via: xsetwacom --get \"$1\" Area"
		if [ $EXIT_ON_BAD_DEVICE -ne 0 ]; then
			exit $EXIT_CODE_BAD_DEVICE
		else
			return $EXIT_CODE_BAD_DEVICE
		fi
	fi
	read AREASX AREASY AREAX AREAY <<< `xsetwacom --get "$1" Area`

	[ $SHOW_DEBUG -ne 0 ] && echo "Device '$1' area ${AREAX}x${AREAY}."

	if [ "$2" = "$ENTIRE_SCREEN_NAME" ]; then
		LINE=`xrandr -q --current | sed -n 's/^Screen 0:.*, current \([0-9]\+\) x \([0-9]\+\),.*/\1 \2/p'`
		read WIDTH HEIGHT <<< "$LINE"
	else
		LINE=`xrandr -q --current | sed -n "s/^$2"' connected.* \([0-9]\+x[0-9]\++[0-9]\++[0-9]\+\).*/\1/p'`
		read WIDTH HEIGHT <<< `echo "${LINE}" | sed -n 's/\([0-9]\+\)x\([0-9]\+\)+\([0-9]\+\)+\([0-9]\+\)/\1 \2/p'`
	fi
	[ $SHOW_DEBUG -ne 0 ] && echo "Screen '$2' size ${WIDTH}x${HEIGHT}."

	RATIOAREAY=$(( AREAX * HEIGHT / WIDTH ))
	RATIOAREAX=$(( AREAY * WIDTH / HEIGHT ))

	if [ "$AREAY" -gt "$RATIOAREAY" ]; then
		NEWAREAX="$AREAX"
		NEWAREAY="$RATIOAREAY"
	else
		NEWAREAX="$RATIOAREAX"
		NEWAREAY="$AREAY"
	fi

	xsetwacom --set "$1" Area 0 0 "$NEWAREAX" "$NEWAREAY"
	if [ "$2" = "$ENTIRE_SCREEN_NAME" ]; then
		xsetwacom --set "$1" MapToOutput "$ENTIRE_SCREEN_NAME"
	else
		xsetwacom --set "$1" MapToOutput "$LINE"
	fi
}

# Maps all devices in the device list to screen $1.
map_devices_to_screen() {
	if valid_screen "$1"; then
		for DEVICE in "${DEVICES[@]}"; do
			map_device_to_screen "$DEVICE" "$1"
		done
	else
		echo "Screen '$1' does not exist." 1>&2
		echo "Run '$MAPWACOM --list-screens' to see available screens." 1>&2
		exit $EXIT_CODE_NO_SUCH_SCREEN
	fi
}

check_tool_exists xrandr
check_tool_exists xsetwacom
load_all_devices_and_screens

if [ $# -eq 0 ]; then
	usage_info
	exit
fi

clear_devices
SHOW_DEBUG=0
EXIT_ON_BAD_DEVICE=0 # If we try to map a device that doesn't support it, exit script

while [ $# -gt 0 ]; do
	OPT="$1"
	shift
	case $OPT in
		"-h"|"-?"|"--help")
			usage_info
			exit
			;;
		"--debug")
			echo "$OPT option set; debug information will be displayed."
			SHOW_DEBUG=1
			;;
		"--list-devices")
			list_all_devices
			;;
		"--list-screens")
			list_all_screens
			;;
		"-d"|"--device")
			add_device "$1"
			shift
			;;
		"--device="*)
			add_device "${OPT#*=}"
			;;
		"--device-regex")
			add_device_regex "$1"
			shift
			;;
		"--device-regex="*)
			add_device_regex "${OPT#*=}"
			;;
		"-s"|"--screen")
			map_devices_to_screen "$1"
			shift
			clear_devices
			;;
		"--screen="*)
			map_devices_to_screen "${OPT#*=}"
			clear_devices
			;;
		*)
			echo "Unknown option $OPT." 1>&2
			exit $EXIT_CODE_USAGE
			;;
	esac
done

<3 just what i needed <3

Really hoping I can get this working, as it would fix a huge headache of mine! I'm having an issue getting it to work. Might be because I'm new to bash and not familiar with usage but
$MAPWACOM --help returns bash: --help: command not found
$MAPWACOM alone gives no output and returns to the prompt
This is happening with everything in the [OPTIONS] set. I have 'mapwacom.sh' installed in /usr/local/bin which is part of my $PATH and it is marked as executable. Please advise - this would fix my only issue with my twin monitor setup, so I'd love to have it working!

@amiaship: Have you tried running the script like this?

mapwacom.sh --help