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@ -92,7 +92,8 @@ Device drivers
.. module:: calibre.devices.interface
The base class for all device drivers is :class:`DevicePlugin`. However, if your device exposes itself as a USBMS drive to the operating system, you should use the USBMS class instead as it implements all the logic needed to support these kinds of devices.
The base class for all device drivers is :class:`DevicePlugin`. However, if your device exposes itself as a USBMS drive to the operating system,
you should use the USBMS class instead as it implements all the logic needed to support these kinds of devices.
.. autoclass:: DevicePlugin
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@ -108,7 +109,8 @@ The base class for all device drivers is :class:`DevicePlugin`. However, if your
USB Mass Storage based devices
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
The base class for such devices is :class:`calibre.devices.usbms.driver.USBMS`. This class in turn inherits some of its functionality from its bases, documented below. A typical basic USBMS based driver looks like this:
The base class for such devices is :class:`calibre.devices.usbms.driver.USBMS`. This class in turn inherits some of its functionality
from its bases, documented below. A typical basic USBMS based driver looks like this:
.. code-block:: python
@ -154,7 +156,8 @@ The base class for such devices is :class:`calibre.devices.usbms.driver.USBMS`.
User Interface Actions
--------------------------
If you are adding your own plugin in a ZIP file, you should subclass both InterfaceActionBase and InterfaceAction. The :meth:`load_actual_plugin` method of your InterfaceActionBase subclass must return an instantiated object of your InterfaceBase subclass.
If you are adding your own plugin in a ZIP file, you should subclass both InterfaceActionBase and InterfaceAction. The
:meth:`load_actual_plugin` method of your InterfaceActionBase subclass must return an instantiated object of your InterfaceBase subclass.
.. autoclass:: calibre.gui2.actions.InterfaceAction