This can be easily done with radare: set the font in config.h to: FONTOFF............................ (dots for padding)
use this command to find the offset to this buffer: $ echo / FONTOFF | radare -n dwm and then you can just change it with: echo w 10x20 @ 0x1354 | radare -nw dwm 0x1354 is the offset t the fontoff buffer by using a endwatermark with a fixed length we can either do all this stuff in a single line without having to manually recover the fontoff. Font is a char[128+7]= "..............FONTOFF" FONT="10x20" echo / FONTOFF |radare -e "cmd.hit=s-128&&w $FONT" -nw dwm - original message - Subject: Re: [dwm] CLI color/font override patch From: Mate Nagy <[email protected]> Date: 2009/02/24 19:32 On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 02:05:21PM -0500, Jeremy Jay wrote: > If you want to avoid the compile I'm sure it'd be > just as easy to use a hex-editor on the strings. we should write something like Dehacked for dwm :D Mate
