49 lines
1.1 KiB
Lua
49 lines
1.1 KiB
Lua
local generic_widget = ... --DOC_HIDE
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local wibox = require("wibox") --DOC_HIDE
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local awful = {placement = require("awful.placement")} --DOC_HIDE
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local l = wibox.layout {
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layout = wibox.layout.manual
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}
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--
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-- Option 1: Set the point directly in the widget
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local w1 = generic_widget()
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w1.point = {x=75, y=5}
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w1.text = "first"
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w1.forced_width = 50
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l:add(w1)
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--
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-- Option 2: Set the point directly in the widget as a function
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local w2 = generic_widget()
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w2.text = "second"
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w2.point = function(geo, args)
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return {
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x = args.parent.width - geo.width,
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y = 0
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}
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end
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l:add(w2)
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--
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-- Option 3: Set the point directly in the widget as an `awful.placement`
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-- function.
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local w3 = generic_widget()
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w3.text = "third"
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w3.point = awful.placement.bottom_right
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l:add(w3)
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--
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-- Option 4: Use `:add_at` instead of using the `.point` property. This works
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-- with all 3 ways to define the point.
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-- function.
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local w4 = generic_widget()
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w4.text = "fourth"
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l:add_at(w4, awful.placement.centered + awful.placement.maximize_horizontally)
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return l, 200, 100 --DOC_HIDE
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