On 7 March 2010 18:43, wrote:
>> > As a remark: The plan is to remove the cursor handling from dmenu
>> > again, since it violates the single purpose idea of dmenu. Instead
>> > there will be a dinput or sinput program that basically is nothing
>> > else as a text field widget that prints the inp
> > As a remark: The plan is to remove the cursor handling from dmenu
> > again, since it violates the single purpose idea of dmenu. Instead
> > there will be a dinput or sinput program that basically is nothing
> > else as a text field widget that prints the input to standard out.
>
> That seems
> As a remark: The plan is to remove the cursor handling from dmenu
> again, since it violates the single purpose idea of dmenu. Instead
> there will be a dinput or sinput program that basically is nothing
> else as a text field widget that prints the input to standard out.
That seems a little fid
Hi,
thanks I applied your patch.
As a remark: The plan is to remove the cursor handling from dmenu
again, since it violates the single purpose idea of dmenu. Instead
there will be a dinput or sinput program that basically is nothing
else as a text field widget that prints the input to standard ou
Hey all,
I found dmenu tip to have a couple of bugs wrt vertical menus:
- the '-l' flag adds to the default number of lines, instead of replacing it.
- there is no cursor in vline mode.
The attached patch fixes these two problems and sorts out the code a
little, reducing the LOC by 11. If it
