Buttons To Press 6
Modification by Ronald Rael Harvest, six@thevillage.dhs.org

This is a modification of BTP 1 intended to emulate the behavior of
"irremote," with the exception that it only allows you to define one remote
control view.  In case anyone's unclear on why that would be nifty, it's
because it lets you define remotes with buttons that have different 
arrangements and shapes and not just square dots in rows like BTP 1 does.

The configuration file format is fully compatible with single-view config
files from irremote.  If you're creating a new remote.ini file though,
you should be aware that this program ignores "remote=" directives and that
anything that starts with "button" counts as a button definition and if you
put numbers between the word "button" and the equal sign (like in irremote)
those numbers are ignored.  Included is the remote.ini file I'm using for
my remote, as well as my lircd.conf so you can see my remote definitions.

Up to 100 buttons may be defined (like in irremote) but only 1 remote view.

I've removed the image buttons code as irremote didn't have similar 
functionality.

Also I made a Makefile.  The Makefile assumes that the cross-compiler is 
in your path and that your development libraries are in 
/opt/snow-gcc/lib/snow.  If this isn't true, you'll need to edit the
Makefile, which shouldn't be too confusing.

BTP 1.0 is by Martin "Sam" Samuelsson.  It's quite possible that I've
reworked significant portions of his code, but I still feel this
should just be termed a "modification" because I have very low self
esteem.

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Included in the archive is a SNOW 1.2 binary.

I recommend this if you need a remote on your Agenda. Ronald made BTP
become something so much more like my original plans than my first shot
at it.

/Sam