On 03/14/2013 03:01 PM, Stefan Monnier wrote: >>> <status name="wifi" imageon="wifi.png" >>> on="expr:@/Network/Interfaces/Wifi/State == 2" >>> active="expr:@/Network/Interfaces/Wifi/State == 2" >>> onclick="message=QPE/Application/qterminal,setDocument(QString),/opt/qtmoko >>> /bin/ping.sh" /> >> There is command line utility calles vsexplorer (or something like that) in >> /opt/qtmoko/bin. You can use it to read and probably set these valuespace >> objects. > Why isn't the icon shown based on the actual interface's status rather > than based on some external info that needs to be constantly kept > up-to-date? > > > Stefan > Just an hint about the GUI: after a suspend, the wifi icon correctly displayed.
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