On 26.10.2011 12:46, Thorsten Sperber wrote:
> On 26.10.2011 09:29, Uli Schlachter wrote:
>> Hm, ok, let's get creative:
>>
>> $ lua -e 'f=io.open("/proc/stat") l=f:read() for k in l:gmatch("%d+") do
>> print(k) end'
>>
>> That's what the cpu widget does to gets its data. The rest is some maths on
>> the
>> result. Does that work for you?
>>
>> Uli
>>
> Yes, works so far (spits out some cpu values). I also found out that the
> "non-working" widgets use obvious.lib.widget, so it might just be a
> usage error on my side.
>
> myStatus[s].widgets =
> [...]
> obvious.cpu(), -- doesnt work
> wisep, -- seperator
> obvious.loadavg(), -- works
> wisep,
> obvious.mem(), -- doesnt work
> wisep,
> obvious.net.recv("eth0"), -- doesnt work
> obvious.net.send("eth0"), -- neither
> wisep,
> obvious.basic_mpd(), -- a little buggy on my arch box, works on
> debian -> have to look for myself
> wisep,
> obvious.volume_alsa(), -- works, great widget
> wisep,
> obvious.fs_usage(), -- doesnt work
> [...]
Let's try something inspired by Rainux Luo's config:
obvious.mem()
obvious.mem().widget,
obvious.mem()[1],
obvious.mem()[1].widget,
Perhaps one of those works?
Uli
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