not going to write
> it at the moment.
I really didn't expect you to give so much help as you did. Although
not perfect, in my opinion the script is now fairly good. It would
never have reached such a level of achievement without you.
Thank you for your help,
LuX.
current dir
'ls -a' Nothing --> Good.
'ls -a 'List of files in current dir--> Good!
Perhaps, after all, this additional feature that I have tried to
implement is a 'false good idea', that is a Pandora box. But fo
#x27;vim -e ' in the input line, no list of files
is displayed after the last ' ' as I would expect.
Regards,
LuX.
line starting with that command, this list of options is
displayed instead of a list of files. I find it convenient for some
commands, like 'lp' or 'pdfnup' which accept many options, useful to
me but that I do not use to remember.
In case other people would be interested I att
ould
exist.
> I take it you're not subscribed to the list, then?
To the 'nomail' something only. I read your posts on the web.
Once again I owe you a big 'thank you'.
LuX.
ing options for
certain commands), is possible with wimenu and not in bash (again as
far as I know) because of the great flexibility of the former.
So… I do agree with you on this point.
I'm glad to know that you are going to add a vertical mode to wimenu
too, this is nice for menus with long li
when I put a '.' at the beginning of a file
name. Thus I modified it in order to do so (see below).
Thank you very, very much.
LuX.
-
#/bin/sh
script=$(cat <<'!'
# Push out a new set of completions
function update(offset, cmd) {
# Only pus
f programmers, I suppose).
Maybe after playing a while with wimenu as a launcher with file
completion, I will find the usual command line in a terminal more
convenient. Or maybe not. I simply don't know at the moment.
> Hope this helps.
Surely it does! Thanks again,
LuX.
> Message de LuX: ven. 13/08/10, 12:15:41 +0200
> Which language is it, perl?
Please forget about this…
:-(
in France: « il n'y a que les imbéciles qui ne changent pas
d'avis » (only idiots never change their mind).
Note: I can't help recalling this discussion, because it seems funny
to me. Nevertheless I'm pretty grateful to all the developers of
suckless.org, of course, and I hope this and the above french
humoristic proverb won't hurt any of them (but I'm confident enough on
this point).
Best regards,
LuX.
rtable than the horizontal mode of wimenu on the small
screen of my laptop…
Regards,
LuX.
#1 SMP PREEMPT Thu May 13 12:06:25 CEST 2010
i686 Mobile Intel(R) Pentium(R) III CPU - M 933MHz GenuineIntel
GNU/Linux
Regards,
LuX.
e /tag/sel/ctl grow sel sel $dir ${delta}px
done
Thanks again for your help,
LuX.
His own… screen, you mean? On the 15" screen I had during my
hollidays, I can swear that such a feature would have been very
convenient.
Best regards,
LuX.
Hi!
On lun., juil. 26, 2010 at 11:58:26 -0700, Suraj Kurapati wrote:
> On Mon, Jul 26, 2010 at 3:17 AM, LuX wrote:
> > 1) to increase dynamically the width of the focused column of a given
> > percentage, say;
>
> You can do this now by reading /event and growing/shrinking
e other clients remain partly visible, hence can be seen
in a glance, contrary to stack or max mode .
Contra:
- Useless for large and small screens.
What is your opinion on this?
Regards,
LuX.
fs/fat volumes will be
> owned by root.
What a pity! It is not a problem for me since my USB pens use to have
ext2 file systems (or even ext3, for the USB pen I have used here),
but for a more general use it would be annoying.
Regards,
LuX.
toward utilizing udev as a replacement in the
> near future.
So it might be that your method is promised to a greater future.
Regards,
LuX.
om source. So I have found a
way to add this feature with wmii-3.9.2 just by modifying
appropriately the wmiirc file. If some people are interested, this is
available here:
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=794658#p794658
Regards,
LuX.
-shift-c, again the content of $HOME/.wmii is
listed in the right bar as it should be.
- If I press $MODKEY-shift-b or $MODKEY-shift-a, nothing happens, just
like if the test 'if [ -z … ]' in AAA (or $HOME/.wmii/bbb) fails.
I have spent some time to understand what where the problem actually
occurs, but at this point I'm stuck. Any hint?
Regards,
LuX.
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