Sophie: liblirc-devel-0.10.1-7.mga7 armv7hl

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<center><h1>File driver.</h1></center>
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  The file driver is a test tool. It can log recieved data to a disk file,
  and optionally also send data from another file.  </p>
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  The device argument is a file where the logged data will be saved. The
  saved data is printable, line like
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       space 50000
       pulse 850
       space 400
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  i. e., like presented by mode2(1).
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  The driver supports the <code>set-infile</code> driver option, which can be
  set using lircd <i>-A/--driver-option</i> option. The infile is in the same
  format as the logged data.</p>
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  The driver also supports the <code>send-space</code> option. This is used to
  send spaces longer than what can be represented with normal data, typical
  a gap. </p>
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<p>Upon a request to send a LIRC_EOF pulse the driver will terminate the
running process using SIGUSR1.</p>
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