2009/12/8 Frederik Caulier :
> Is there a way to make sic connect to a certain IRC channel by
> specifying it on the command line?
>
> Example:
>
> $ sic -h irc.oftc.net -c <#channel>
>
> Having such a functionality available would really make it easier to
> use sic in scripts or startup configurat
It's easy enough to add (I've done it before) but if you're going to
be using it in scripts, then I assume you're going to be piping input
through it anyway, in which case why not just pipe ':j #channel'
through sic while you're at it?
-emg
On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 3:05 PM, Frederik Caulier wrote:
Hello dev@
Is there a way to make sic connect to a certain IRC channel by
specifying it on the command line?
Example:
$ sic -h irc.oftc.net -c <#channel>
Having such a functionality available would really make it easier to
use sic in scripts or startup configurations.
In my case I want to exec
On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 9:46 AM, Armando Di Cianno wrote:
> irb(main):068:0> system(cmd)
> Waiting for Emacs...
> => true
> ... i.e., it works.
>
> irb(main):069:0> launch(cmd)
> sh: emacsclient --alternate-editor emacs foo: command not found
> => true
> ... i.e. it failed to launch.
Thanks, this
Suraj + all,
I'm running the 3.9b1 release here, on a Gentoo Linux system. I'm
running Suraj's latest wmiirc, from the git repo, with (so far) minor
additions.
I've editted my config.yaml a bit (making it very task/project based),
but generally haven't altered the basic functionality yet. I'm
c
What does the output of
xprop | awk -F '"' '/^WM_CLASS/ { printf("%s:%s:",$4,$2) }; /^WM_NAME/ {
printf("%s\n",$2) }'
give you?
It should give the class, instance and title, in that order.
Also, class and instance names are case sensitive, I think.
2009/12/8 Sandra Snan
> xprop seems to think
xprop seems to think that the class name is "surf", but here are my dwm rules:
static Rule rules[] = {
/* class instancetitle tags mask isfloating */
{ "Iceweasel", NULL, NULL, 8, False },
{ "surf", NULL, NULL, 8, Fals
Use monocle mode
On Dec 8, 2009, at 4:02 AM, Sean Howard wrote:
Used to have this issue back when I was using flash. The problem is
kinda weird.
The site is designed such that when the window doesn't have focus,
it closes. Therefore, you need to continue to give the Window focus.
Since
Thanks for your answers. The thing is I don't have the problem
anymore, I rebooted the computer and now surf use the http_proxy var started
from wimenu. Running the `xmessage ...` command gave me the hint that it
worked now. Sorry for the noise,
pascal
2009/12/7 Viet NQ :
> Has anyone been using OpenProj
> (http://sourceforge.net/projects/openproj/files/)
> It has a calendar selection when click on a date, but this feature does not
> work in DWM, the calendar selection window is automatically closed.
>
> On the same machine, it works well with ot
2009/12/7 Alexandr Krylovskiy :
> Fullscreen mode with flash applications (youtube, for example) doesn't
> work properly neither in tiled nor in floating mode.
> Fullscreen window closes immediately after opening.
This is a known bug (for some curiosity I received the same report via
privmail fr
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