Daniel Bergman:
> One thing I'd really like is a marker for the current theme in the
> themes menu, kinda like the ones in the config menu. It's always hard
> for me to remember wich theme I'm currently using...
That shouldn't be too hard to implement.
But as long as this feature hasn't been implemented (if that ever happens
in the first place...), here's an outline for a temporary workaround.
1. Decide on how to mark the current theme (appending a *, for example).
2. Add a little something to every theme's rootCommand to start a certain
program.
3. This program will
a) scan your menu file
b) remove the mark from wherever it is
c) add the mark to the new/current theme
This program can certainly be written in C(++), but maybe a even a shell
script could do the job (perhaps using sed?).
Hope you get the idea,
Alphons
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A. van Werven http://www.linuxfreak.com/~alphons
Leiden Institute of Advanced Computer Science, The Netherlands
