At 1255460904 time_t, Lukas Hrazky wrote:
> Not if they are independent of each other. I see its not your problem though.
And what? Tons of project are "independant of each other" and
collaborate with common infrastrcture. In our world, never heard of
Freedesktop specifications?
> Not thousand, j
At 1255461396 time_t, Lukas Hrazky wrote:
> Does this function exist
> in some way or would it need to be implemented? Would it work if you
> set the margins in the constructor?
Not sure which function you are talking about. If you're talking about
my bad idea of adding attribute to class via Lua,
On Tue, 13 Oct 2009 18:08:34 +0200 (CEST) Julien Danjou
wrote:
> OTOH, you can imagine something like:
>
> add_property_on_class(wibox, "margins")
> Then:
> mywibox.margins
> become an attribute of any sort.
>
> But I don't think setting blindly
> "mywibox.margins = somestuff"
> without knowin
On Tue, 13 Oct 2009 18:03:23 +0200 (CEST) Julien Danjou
wrote:
> At 1255447839 time_t, lukk...@email.cz wrote:
> > And besides, you could have 2 modules implementing a widget layout
> > system, and will both wanna use the same margins (the difference between
> > them being totally unrelated). In
At 1255449073 time_t, Uli Schlachter wrote:
> In lua, (more or less) everything is a table and one can easily add new keys
> to
> them. Can we somehow make the "kernel" treat the widgets more like a table so
> that on can add new keys to them without "registering" them somewhere? Or have
> some ki
At 1255447839 time_t, lukk...@email.cz wrote:
> And besides, you could have 2 modules implementing a widget layout
> system, and will both wanna use the same margins (the difference between
> them being totally unrelated). In which one will you store them?
They build a common infrastructure. Not
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lukk...@email.cz wrote:
> At 13.10.2009 14:12:10 Julien Danjou wrote:
>> Yes, but imagine you have 2 modules implementing both a widget layout
>> system. Each will want to use .margins to store margins, but maybe one
>> system use a system with pixe
At 13.10.2009 14:12:10 Julien Danjou wrote:
> I am a default configuration user since awesome 3, because I don't have
> time to code and tweak my own configuration, unfortunately. :)
Yeah, its pretty timeconsuming with the API changing every time you
upgrade :D
> Yes, but imagine you have 2 mod
At 1255430006 time_t, lukk...@email.cz wrote:
> Ok, I get your point. And this is probably how our opinions on this matter
> differ:
> You want the awesome code to be as clean as possible, to have no code
> somewhere where its not needed, while maybe favorizing the C side a bit.
> I, OTOH, feel we
At 12.10.2009 23:15:53 Julien Danjou wrote:
> > That property is called margin.
>
> This one is only used to organize widget with a layout, not to render them,
> so is not used by C code, not does not belong here.
Ok, I get your point. And this is probably how our opinions on this matter
differ
First of all, let me introduce something I need.
From now on in this email and probably everywhere, I'll take about
kernel land (awesome C core) and userland (everything that is Lua, awful
part of it).
Consider awesome as an OS like FreeBSD (oh no, am I writing that?),
where awesome is the kernel
At 12.10.2009 10:26:20, Julien Danjou wrote:
> > Also, the layouts currently use an awful.widget.layout.margins table to
> > specify margins for the widgets and/or tables with widgets. This has 2
> > drawbacks: 1. if margins are set for some dynamically created
> > widgets/tables in this way, thei
Hi,
At 1255274554 time_t, lukash wrote:
> Also, the layouts currently use an awful.widget.layout.margins table to
> specify margins for the widgets and/or tables with widgets. This has 2
> drawbacks: 1. if margins are set for some dynamically created
> widgets/tables in this way, their margins are
Hello list,
after playing with the layouts and trying to create some more complex
panel, I figured the textbox widget is quite highly customizable, while
the imagebox is rather lame :)
Also, the layouts currently use an awful.widget.layout.margins table to
specify margins for the widgets and/or t
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