On Tue, 9 Apr 2002, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
> copy the style and remove the 'rootCommand'. Future versions of blackbox will
> allow you to specify the rootCommand in the blackboxrc file and override any
> style.
I provide a patch do some of this a while ago (2 Mar 2001).
>From an old message I sent to the list:
The patch below adds two configuration options for blackboxrc and one
extra style configuration.
RESOURCE FILE
rootCommandApp:
This defines the program to set the root image.
It defaults to "bsetbg -full".
allowRootCommand:
This can be set to "False" so a style's RootCommand
will not be executed. It defaults to "True".
STYLES
rootImage: Full path to an image file, e.g. /home/bob/family.jpg
My style file has
rootCommand: bsetbg -full /home/reed/images/success/bbc013.jpg ;
rm /tmp/TEST1
rootImage: /home/reed/images/success/birdcelt.jpg
My ~/blackboxrc has
rootCommandApp: xv -root -rmode 5 -quit -smooth -maxpect
allowRootCommand: False
In addition, the code makes sure that the image filename doesn't contain
a semicolon, back-tick or a pipe.
RootCommand (if enabled) will run even if the RootImage was defined and
used.
This patch is useful so you can disable your RootCommand capabilities and
so Theme (style) designers can add an optional "RootImage" if the
RootCommand is disabled.
I need to fit it to the latest and greatest and resubmit. Any
ideas/suggestions first?
Jeremy C. Reed
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