On 31.10.2012, 19:15, Alexandru Băluț wrote: > You can change these methods to return nil if you don't want the widget to > appear. That's an idea. Well, I still prefer having just one function in my mspec-file that I change so I don't have to change the code that creates my widgets but just the one function that "collects" them (because then I can also insert separator-widgets "dynamically", without adding these separators to the widget itself), but this does sound as a valid workaround.
But I'm still open for ideas! ;) > Or if you want to move that logic into rc.lua, you can use variables: > myvolwidget = <condition> and mspec.volwidget() or nil That's exactly what I do not want. When switching to a entirely new system I do not even want to have to touch my rc.lua, I just want to make changes in my machine-specific file. Definitely: Thanks Andre and Alexandru! Manuel -- To unsubscribe, send mail to awesome-unsubscr...@naquadah.org.
