On Thu, Oct 01, 2009 at 10:06:25AM +0200, Thomas Dahms wrote:
Works fine now but gives rise to another problem: Keeping the
modules in /etc, they don't get byte compiled on first import, as a
normal user has no write access there. As a workaround you could
compile them at make time, but optionally in order to avoid having
Python as dependency. Maybe a target "pyc" in the Makefile?
I'm really not terribly worried about this. Byte-compiling
python is quick, and there's really not that much code to
compile in this case. That said, if someone provides a patch,
I'll probably apply it.
Other minor issues with the Python wmiirc:
- The clock in the bar is not updated. Seems to be a problem with
datetime, since this works:
@defmonitor
def time(self):
return call('date','+%a %d %b %T')
It works fine for me, but as I said before, by guess is that the
problem is importing datetime from inside of the monitor
function. Have you tried this?
from datetime import datetime
@defmonitor
def time(self):
return datetime.now().strftime('%c')
- With two Xinerama screens, the (empty) bar on the second screen is light gray,
while with the sh version it had $WMII_NORMCOLORS
This is fixed in tip.
- Mod4 is default for this, while it is Mod1 for the others.
I've thought about changing them all to Mod4, actually.
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Kris Maglione
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ceases to exist.
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