On 01/22/2012 06:46 PM, Uli Schlachter wrote:
"Normal" wiboxes can be
moved by modifying their geometry directly (:geometry({ x = 42, y = 12 })).
Thank you for the answer.
I cannot use awful.wibox because I don't need the wibox to be attached
to the particurlar side of the screen (but rather "floating"). But I
still hadn't understood about the default wiboxes. If the only thing I
can do is to set the geometry directly, then how do I suppose to know
what are the coordinates of the second screen, for example?
I'll try to be more specific. I was modifying the menubar widget to make
it work on the latest git version and stumbled on this problem. Before
(in the stable 3.4.11) I just set the .screen property to some number
for the wibox to make it visible, and nil to hide it. The number
specified on what screen the wibox should appear. Now the .visible field
is responsible for it, and setting .screen property does nothing.
So what should I do, for instance, to show the menubar on the screen
where mouse.screen is located?
Regards,
Alexander
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