Hello all, This is very much a noob question.
I am working on a toy text-only system monitor, for piping to xsetroot, etc.; I wanted something like a minimal conky with all of the parser stuff replaced by a straightforward config.h file. Since all of the output is created by a single (at the moment) printf call, is there an intelligent way to allow this command to be customized within a config.h? Given a choice of monitor variables (say, battery, load, fs_usage), the user should be able to choose a format string without editing the main source file (the current, dumb method). Both the format string and the argument list would need to be configured, that is: Default example: printf("%s | %s | %s | %s", load, fs_usage, batt, time); Customized version: printf("%s | %s | %s", fs_usage, load, batt); Thanks for any input, -- Wolfgang Corcoran-Mathe