On Fri, May 25, 2001 at 06:06:20PM -0700, Evan Martin wrote:
> On Sat, May 26, 2001 at 01:30:20AM +0100, Chris Ball wrote:
> > - evas_move(evas, edate, dpy_width - text_width - 5, clock_height);
> > + evas_move(evas, edate, dpy_width - text_width - 5, clock_height + 10);
>
> Ideally, this'll all be covered by the configuration system, eventually.
Yep. It's not too easy to have /any/ idea of where to put things when
you don't know the fonts/sizes being used by other plugins; hopefully
the config system will let us have access to things like that. Somehow.
Hrm. :)
> > + while (fscanf(fp, "%s %s", exec, icon) != EOF) {
> > + printf("exec: %s\t icon: %s\n", exec, icon);
> > + add_icon(exec, icon, x, y);
> > + x += 50;
> > + }
>
> Hm... I don't think this will work. Each fscanf overwrites the buffer,
> and you're passing the address of the buffer to each icon.
It does work, but.. yes. Woops. :o)
> Also, how will this handle command lines with spaces?
Hrm. Will they be part of the second %s? I'm pretty sure it's working.
Please do tidy, though. :)
> This looks good, though some sort of progress bar might be more
> appropriate.
> Maybe I'll play with some of the gradient functions...
*stares at the screen and drools*
> And this can be simplified a bit, but I'll commit something like it.
> Thanks for this bit-- I've been wishing I had something like this. :)
It's all Ed's - I don't have my mouse wheel working in X at the moment.
*ponders going to play with XF86Conf*
> Does this work? Or is the additional code in each of the buttons
> necessary?
I'll leave it to Ed to talk about. I'm sure it's there in response to a
problem he encountered with capturing the clicks. Ed?
> Thanks for the patch!
No probs. (I think more of that patch is Ed's code rather than mine, btw)
Thanks for further. I could definitely get used to this whole open source
thing, y'know.. ;)
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