Re: Statusbar question

[Timandahaf]

That's just a limitation of statusbar_workspace, you can either modify the
script to do what you want or use my statusbar_wsname which supports this
out-of-the-box.


Great, thanks! I'll check out your statusbar_wsname (didn't notice the
per-head in the description on the webpage until you pointed it out).

Tuomo, thanks for your response too!

Re: Statusbar question

[Etan Reisner]

Resending this as it seems not to have made it through the first time.

That's just a limitation of statusbar_workspace, you can either modify the
script to do what you want or use my statusbar_wsname which supports this
out-of-the-box.

-Etan

Re: Statusbar question

[Tuomo Valkonen]

On 2009-10-30 16:54 -0400, Timandahaf wrote:
 The problem is, the workspace_pager that's shown on the screen1 is
 actually a copy of screen0's pager, and is therefore useless. How do I
 fix this?

Check if the script provides %workspace_pager_n (n=0,1) or
something like that. If not, then modify it to do so.

-- 
Tuomo

Statusbar question

[Timandahaf]

I'd trying to configure separate, different statusbars on each of my two
screens. I use statusbar_workspace, and want it to display each screen's
workspaces on that screen.

I added a create in my cfg_statusbar.lua, so it looks like:

--
mod_statusbar.create{
screen=0,
pos='bl',
fullsize=false,
systray=false,
template=[ %date || %workspace_pager ] %filler%systray,
}

mod_statusbar.create{
screen=1,
pos='bl',
fullsize=false,
systray=false,
template=[ %workspace_pager ] %filler%systray,
}
--

The problem is, the workspace_pager that's shown on the screen1 is
actually a copy of screen0's pager, and is therefore useless. How do I
fix this?

Thanks much in advance!