> For now I'm not bothered with colors etc. I just need a working example
> of how to automatically put some data (refreshed every second) into my
> /rbar/cpu. Any ideas please?
Just create a similar function and Action:
cpu() {
echo -n 'CPU:' $(sysctl -n dev.cpu.0.freq) 'MHz'
}
Action cpu
set +xv
if wmiir remove /rbar/cpu 2>/dev/null; then
sleep 2
fi
echo "$WMII_NORMCOLORS" | wmiir create /rbar/cpu
while cpu | wmiir write /rbar/cpu; do
sleep 1
done
And then at the bottom of your wmiirc locate "action status &" and insert
behind that:
action cpu &
One more thing: Remember that wmiirc sources wmiirc_local. You should be
able to put all your customizations into an wmiirc_local without having
the need to modifiy wmiirc. Which is handy since the upstream wmiirc may
change at times. Unfortunately, I don't really know at the moment how to
use wi_events or local_events correctly inside wmiirc_local.
-- Thomas DahmsReceived on Mon Feb 07 2011 - 17:53:41 CET
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