Thank you for your time and responses.
I did not realised that latest was the latest on github and not the latest
release, my apologies.
> If you want Mb (as opposed to MB) you need to set 'use_bits' to True
I did not expressed correctly myself, like memory I would like MB instead
of B.
> {up:<3}
I did tried this syntax, ==> format = ' ↓ {down:<3} ↑ {up:<3}',
It did not fixed it for me, maybe i'm missusing it... It doest change when
switching from B to kB
On Thursday, April 8, 2021 at 2:12:11 PM UTC+2 elParaguayo wrote:
> Ok, lots of questions there!
>
> For the Memory widget, your first two questions are related:
> 1) the {mm} syntax is from the latest git version, not the 0.17.0 release.
> You can read the right docs by selecting the version in the bottom left
> corner of the docs.
> 2) G is available in the latest git version but it's not in 0.17.0
> 3) .0f is python format meaning it's a floating point number but show 0
> decimal places.
>
> Net
> If you want Mb (as opposed to MB) you need to set 'use_bits' to True
>
> Net and CPU
> Padding won't fix that. However, you can fix the width of the text by
> using string formatting
>
> For example, for Net, you could fix the up and down widths as follows:
> {up:<3}
>
> This means the string will have a minimum length of 3 characters (empty
> characters are space) and the text will be left aligned (you can use > for
> right and ^ for centred).
>
> Hope that helps.
>
> On Thu, 8 Apr 2021, 12:51 Seph IZ, <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> I'm trying some modifications with these widgets :
>>
>> - Memory : I'm trying to show the unit in G. Since version 0.17.0 which
>> I'm using, the doc say it is possible to show Gb instead of Mb. I tried
>> different modification without success :
>> widget.Memory(
>> foreground = colors[4],
>> background = colors[0],
>> padding = 5,
>> format = '{MemUsed: .0f}{mm}/{MemTotal: .0f}{mm}',
>> measure_mem = 'G',
>> measure_swap = 'G'
>> ),
>>
>> If i use the format {mm} wich is the "default" (in documentation) I will
>> not have any output anymore. I must use something like '{MemUsed:
>> .0f}/{MemTotal: .0f}'.
>> Also, how to show result in Gb ? I tried the measure_mem = 'G' without
>> success.
>> Also what is the 0f ?
>>
>> - Net :
>> it seems there is no way to output results in Mb ?
>>
>> - Net & CPU :
>> When value change of order ( for instance 5% CPU to 20% CPU the
>> additional character will move all mu others widget a bit. is there a fix
>> for this ? i tried to play with padding value without any success.
>>
>> Thanks for reading !
>>
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