Thanks to Felix for bringing this to my attention. Obviously there was
already a safety net for feeding progressbars and graphs... and while
this makes for a good coding practice it's not a big deal. We have
widgets of type textbox for one, and a lot of string concatenation
happens. Strings are formatted, markup is applied...
By default only local file systems are included now. In case a mounted
NFS share dissapears from the network the widget would be left hanging
there and has the potential to block everything else (including
awesome it self). File system widget now takes an optional argument
which, if true, will include remote file systems.
With some recent commits we are matching a good number of custom
characters. Instead of waiting for another one that breaks it, just
match all punctuation characters. The regexp is pretty big and some
simplification is also welcomed.
- Prepend LANG=C to the df call, so it always gets the information in a way
it understands. Other languages do have other namings for "Filesystem" and
some use , instead of . for the number seperator.
- Adapt the line.match line so it actually matches values. (Have the - last
in the first match and teach it that mount targets can also have dots and colons
in it)
Vicious is a modular widget library for 'awesome' window manager,
derived from the 'Wicked' widget library.
Summary of changes:
* Original wicked code modularized
* Widgets ported from Wicked:
- CPU, MEM, FS, NET, Date, Uptime, MPD
* CPU widget rewritten, uses pattern matching
* MEM widget rewritten, uses pattern matching
- Swap widget merged with MEM widget type
* FS widget rewritten, uses pattern matching
- Also fixed padding in the process
* NET widget rewritten, uses pattern matching
* MPD widget rewritten, a bit more versatile
* Removed deprecated helper functions
* Widgets written for Vicious:
- Thermal, Battery, Mbox, OrgMode, Volume, Entropy,
Disk I/O, System Load, Wireless, Pacman, Maildir
Adrian C. (anrxc)
Joerg Jaspert