thats strange. I still have the same error (see below). Which version of awesome do you use? If it is never than mine we can close this topic as solved because it seems that something in api may change and I will wait for newer version in my repo :(
W: awesome: luaA_dofunction:108: error while running function stack traceback: /home/wdanilo/.config/awesome/rc.lua:44: in function </home/wdanilo/.config/awesome/rc.lua:39> [C]: in function '(for generator)' /home/wdanilo/.config/awesome/quake.lua:47: in function 'display' /home/wdanilo/.config/awesome/quake.lua:155: in function </home/wdanilo/.config/awesome/quake.lua:153> error: /home/wdanilo/.config/awesome/rc.lua:44: attempt to index global 'naughty' (a nil value) W: awesome: luaA_dofunction:108: error while running function stack traceback: /home/wdanilo/.config/awesome/quake.lua:47: in function 'display' /home/wdanilo/.config/awesome/quake.lua:155: in function </home/wdanilo/.config/awesome/quake.lua:153> error: /home/wdanilo/.config/awesome/quake.lua:47: attempt to call a nil value 2012/7/29 Vincent Bernat <[email protected]> > ❦ 29 juillet 2012 13:29 CEST, wojtek danilo <[email protected] > > : > > > yes of course :) > > Sorry for my late answer but I'm cleaning right now my dotfiles. Awesome > > config is added temporarly to top folder of these dotfiles: > > https://github.com/wdanilo/dotfiles > > I have just tried your configuration and I don't get the error you > get. However, I have noticed that it does not work correctly with > xterm. I have pushed a fix for this: > https://awesome.naquadah.org/wiki/Drop-down_terminal#Another_solution > > https://github.com/vincentbernat/awesome-configuration/commit/4a92816897ae4b343535c4dc3964da111f1d986c > > You may want to specify your terminal: > > #v+ > quakeconsole[s] = quake({ terminal = terminal, > height = 0.3, > screen = s }) > #v- > > I have bound the console by adding the following keybinding: > > #v+ > awful.key({ modkey }, "q", function () quakeconsole[mouse.screen]:toggle() > end), > #v- > -- > Make sure every module hides something. > - The Elements of Programming Style (Kernighan & Plauger) >
