On Sat, Feb 15, 2014 at 10:17:35AM +0100, Holger Levsen wrote:
> Hi Wouter,
>
> On Samstag, 15. Februar 2014, Wouter Verhelst wrote:
> > > Ah!!! So nothing in /etc....
> > that can also be done -- but the perl code needs to go in a .pl file,
> > not in a .cfg file.
>
> ok, so now I have:
>
> matrix:~$ cat /etc/fdpowermon/theme.pl
> sub suspend {
> system("sudo pm-suspend");
> }
>
> my $theme = fdpowermon::theme::get_theme("mytheme");
> $theme->set_event(0, \&suspend, 'd');
> matrix:~$ cat /etc/fdpowermon/theme.cfg
> [default]
> steps = 7
> dir = /usr/share/icons/oxygen/22x22/status
> charging = 0:battery-charging-low.png, 10:battery-charging-low.png,
> 30:battery-charging-caution.png, 50:battery-charging-040.png,
> 70:battery-charging-060.png, 90:battery-
> charging-080.png,99:battery-charging.png
> discharging =
> 2:battery-missing.png:battery-low.png,10:battery-low.png,30:battery-caution.png,50:battery-040.png,70:battery-060.png,90:battery-080.png,100:battery-100.png
> matrix:~$
>
> but I suspect this has at least two problems: "mytheme" should be "default"
> (or
> vice versa)
Correct; the example in the manpage refers to the .cfg example in the
manpage, which also uses "mytheme".
> and how+where to define that I want pm-suspend to be run if battery
> goes below 3% ?!
You would need to have a step at 3%, which you currently don't. The
easiest option is probably to change the first step in the "discharging"
configuration to say "3:battery-missing.png:battery-low.png", rather
than the "2" it says currently.
> Thanks for your patience! I hope this will help you to document this in a way
> you'll won't get this question again :)
>
>
> cheers,
> Holger
>
> P.S.: ain't there a mistake in the default theme.cfg:
> "discharging = 2:battery-missing.png:battery-low.png,10:battery-low.png" looks
> like there is one battery-low.png too many...
No, that will make it alternate between the two at 3-second intervals (a
way to get your attention that the battery is really really low now and
you should connect to power _now_). The manpage mentions this, too ;-)
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