* pancake ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > > echo 'Default colors ^fg(blue)I'm blue ^bg(green)^fg(#ffffff)and I'm white > > on green' | dzen2 -p > > I like this syntax, is readable, useful, powerful and simple.
Yes, I like it too. I'm thinking of allowing even more commands in the text like "^icon(iconname)" and maybe even commands that change dzen's internal state, like uncollapsing windows etc. > Would like to see some screenshots and snippets for this :) Hehe, just type "./help" in dzen's directory ;). > If i have some free time i would like to write some dzens with color > running together with mesure. That'll be great, though mesure outputs some control characters like '\r'. Would it be possible to supress those? > > There is one known problem in menu mode, i.e. colored text will be > > printed as is. I'll look into solving this issue in the next couple of > > days. > > colored text? what do you mean? I meant that the actions 'menuexec' and 'menuprint' will not output only the text but also the color commands :(. > Sorry, i was thinking about the format for images but didn't get a final > decision yet. I'll see how you allocate these colors and i can probably > get a similar idea for xicon. Well, if you want multi color icons you'd need to use some larger libs which means more dependencies that's why I tend to support only 2 color icons (fg, bg) like xicon does. That would keep things small and i guess is just enough for most cases. > --pancake Bye, Rob.
