45 lines
2.3 KiB
C
45 lines
2.3 KiB
C
#define PATH(name) "/home/ashish/.local/projects/dwmblocks/blocks/"name
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/* DELIMITERENDCHAR must be less than 32.
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* At max, DELIMITERENDCHAR - 1 number of clickable blocks will be allowed.
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* Raw characters larger than DELIMITERENDCHAR and smaller than ' ' in ASCII
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character set can be used for signaling color change in status.
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* The character corresponding to DELIMITERENDCHAR + 1 ('\x0b' when
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DELIMITERENDCHAR is 10) will switch the active colorscheme to the first one
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defined in colors array in dwm's config.h and so on.
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* If you wish to change DELIMITERENDCHAR, don't forget to update its value in
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dwm.c and color codes in your pathu programs. */
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#define DELIMITERENDCHAR 10
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/* If interval of a block is set to 0, the block will only be updated once at
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startup.
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* If interval is set to a negative value, the block will never be updated in
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the main loop.
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* Set pathc to NULL if clickability is not required for the block.
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* Set signal to 0 if both clickability and signaling are not required for the
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block.
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* Signal must be less than DELIMITERENDCHAR for clickable blocks.
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* If multiple signals are pending, then the lowest numbered one will be
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delivered first. */
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/* pathu - path of the program whose output is used as status text of the block
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(output of the program should end in a null or newline character)
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* pathc - path of the program used for handling clicks on the block */
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/* 1 interval = INTERVALs seconds, INTERVALn nanoseconds */
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#define INTERVALs 1
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#define INTERVALn 0
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static Block blocks[] = {
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/* pathu pathc interval signal */
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{ PATH("calendar.sh"), NULL, 30, 1},
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{ PATH("volume.sh"), PATH("volume_button.sh"), 0, 2},
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{ PATH("cpu_temp.sh"), PATH("cpu_temp_button.sh"), 1, 4},
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{ PATH("battery.sh"), PATH("battery_button.sh"), 30, 3},
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{ NULL } /* just to mark the end of the array */
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};
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/* delimiter specified as an array of characters
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* don't remove DELIMITERENDCHAR at the end */
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static const char delimiter[] = { ' ', ' ', ' ', DELIMITERENDCHAR };
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