At present, the original configuration is lost once you modify the modes of the
mouse. An option to return the mouse to it’s factory defaults would be
advantageous.

The built dist package is named “ratslap-0.2.0.tar.gz” regardless of architecture.

Would be nice to be able to save and load profiles.

The mode names should be simpler than “F3”, “F4” and “F5”. They were only named
this way as that was the hex code for the mode, hardly user friendly.

From GitHub Issue #9 by adrfantini:

I have a very weird behaviour here. After having modified many buttons to
suit my needs, I have the following problem.

I cannot assign many software mouse Buttons to many hardware buttons.
Assigning keys seems to always work tho.

Say I am in this situation:
...
  sudo ratslap --p F3
  Left Click (But1):   Button1
  Right Click (But2):  Button2
  Middle Click (But3): Button3
  G4:                  
  G5:                  
  G6:                  
  G7:                  
  G8:                  ModeSwitch
  G9:                  DPICycle
...
Now let's try to modify it with:
  sudo ratslap --modify F3 --G4 Button4
Result:
  sudo ratslap --p F3
  Left Click (But1):   Button1
  Right Click (But2):  Button2
  Middle Click (But3): Button3
  G4:                  
  G5:                  
  G6:                  
  G7:                  
  G8:                  ModeSwitch
  G9:                  DPICycle
Nothing! Let's try assigning keys instead:
  sudo ratslap --modify F3 --G4 LeftAlt+K
  Left Click (But1):   Button1
  Right Click (But2):  Button2
  Middle Click (But3): Button3
  G4:                  LeftAlt + K
  G5:                  
  G6:                  
  G7:                  
  G8:                  ModeSwitch
  G9:                  DPICycle
Works...

In short, I can seem to bind mouse Buttons anymore!

However, some, like sudo ratslap --modify F3 --G7 Button9 work, while others,
like sudo ratslap --modify F3 --G7 Button5 do not.

QB#118 shows that unrecognised parameters (such as “button5”) fail silently,
assigning 000000h instead of reporting an error.

A failed operation doesn’t abort execution such that subsequent parameters are
still parsed and executed. eg.

$ ./ratslap -s INVALID1 -s INVALID2 -s INVALID3
RatSlap v0.2.2 (BUILT: 2018-05-01 01:00:50+1000)
Copyright (C) 2016 Todd Harbour
Linux configuration tool for Logitech mice (currently only G300/G300S)
https://gitlab.com/krayon/ratslap/
Found Logitech G300s (046d:c246) @ 0x1470620
Detaching kernel driver...
20180711T012738+1000 [E]           main.c:01322:main            ERROR: Invalid mode for select option: INVALID1
20180711T012738+1000 [E]           main.c:01322:main            ERROR: Invalid mode for select option: INVALID2
20180711T012738+1000 [E]           main.c:01322:main            ERROR: Invalid mode for select option: INVALID3
Attaching kernel driver...

I can’t think of any way at present that this could be bad but it’s probably
not a good idea.

From GitHub Issue #16 by vdomos :

  Hi,
  
  I have this error when assign a button to LeftCtrl+Num+ (zoom+ in FIrefox),
  LeftCtrl+Num- is ok.
  
      $ ./ratslap --modify F3 --G7 LeftCtrl+Num+ --G6 LeftCtrl+Num- --print F3 --select F3                  
      RatSlap v0.2.2-tags/0.2.2^0 (BUILT: 2018-07-11 11:06:16+0200)
      Copyright (C) 2016 Todd Harbour
      Linux configuration tool for Logitech mice (currently only G300/G300S)
      https://gitlab.com/krayon/ratslap/
      Found Logitech G300s (046d:c246) @ 0x5568a0d53ce0
      Detaching kernel driver...
      Modifying Mode: F3
          Setting button 7: LeftCtrl+Num+
      20180712T132246+0200 [E]           main.c:01101:set_mode_button ERROR: Invalid modifier (Num) specified: LeftCtrl+Num+
          Setting button 6: LeftCtrl+Num-
      Saving Mode: F3
      Printing Mode: F3
        Colour:              cyan
        Report Rate:          500
        DPI #1:               500
        DPI #2:        (DEF) 1000
        DPI #3:              1500
        DPI #4:              2500
        DPI Shift:           NOT SET
        Left Click (But1):   Button1
        Right Click (But2):  Button2
        Middle Click (But3): Button3
        G4:                  Button6
        G5:                  Button7
        G6:                  LeftCtrl + Num-
        G7:                  Button9
        G8:                  LeftCtrl + Tab
        G9:                  LeftCtrl + LeftShift + Tab
      Mode Selection Specified: F3
      Selecting Mode: F3
      Attaching kernel driver...

Unrecognised keys are (sometimes?) silently ignored!

There’s got to be more keys that can be added?