Benoit, I'm still confused about what you want. I have a "restart"
function in my config.h that also lets me start a different WM
(currently unused):
void
restart(const Arg *arg)
{
if (arg->v) {
execvp(((char **)arg->v)[0], (char **)arg->v);
} else {
execlp("dwm", "dwm", NULL);
}
}
There's really no reason to keep the always-empty argv around in your
patch: dwm's only argument is "-v", in which case it prints the version
and exits.
Benoit T <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Speaking of a separate process, people should probably check the
> status from xsetroot and exit when the X connection closes, to make it
> more robust in case they detach the status script from the parent X
> process.
Oh right, I forgot that when I typed in my email
So you'll want to use something like:
xsetroot -name "$(date)" || exit 0
or
status | while read line; do xsetroot -name "$line" || break; done
However, if you restart X before it has a chance to write, you will have
*two* status processes running. Dealing with this is left as an
exercise to the hacker.
Neale
