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Ashish Kumar Yadav 2020-12-27 21:38:58 +05:30
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@ -28,11 +28,11 @@ that block is executed with the first argument specifying which button was
clicked (1 for left, 2 for middle and 3 for right).
Colored output is inspired by statuscolors patch for dwm. To add colors, have
your programs for the blocks output raw characters from '\x0b' to '\x31'. '\x0b'
your programs for the blocks output raw characters from `\x0b` to `\x31`. `\x0b`
in status text switches active colorscheme to the first one in the colors array
in dwm and so on. See
defined in dwm's config.h and so on. See
[statuscolors patch for dwm](https://dwm.suckless.org/patches/statuscolors/)
for more info. Keep in mind that you have to start from '\x0b' instead of '\x01'
for more info. Keep in mind that you have to start from `\x0b` instead of `\x01`
as instructed on the page.
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#define PATH(name) "/home/ashish/.local/projects/dwmblocks/blocks/"name
/* At max, DELIMITERENDCHAR - 1 number of clickable blocks will be allowed.
* DELIMITERENDCHAR must be less than 32.
/* DELIMITERENDCHAR must be less than 32.
* At max, DELIMITERENDCHAR - 1 number of clickable blocks will be allowed.
* Raw characters larger than DELIMITERENDCHAR and smaller than ' ' in ASCII
character set can be used for signaling color change in status.
* The character corresponding to DELIMITERENDCHAR + 1 ('\x0b' when
DELIMITERENDCHAR is 10) will switch the active colorscheme to the first one
defined in colors array in dwm and so on.
* If you change this, don't forget to update its value in dwm.c and color
codes in your pathu programs. */
defined in colors array in dwm's config.h and so on.
* If you wish to change this, don't forget to update its value in dwm.c and
color codes in your pathu programs. */
#define DELIMITERENDCHAR 10