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@ -9,27 +9,29 @@ signaling, clickability, cursor hinting and color.
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# Modifying blocks
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Blocks are added and removed by editing the [blocks.h](blocks.h) file. Read it
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for more info.
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Blocks are added and removed by editing [blocks.h](blocks.h) file. Read it for
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more info.
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> The provided blocks use siji font for icons.
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# Colored output and Clickability
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The patches folder contains two patches for dwm, one for dwm already patched
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with systray patch and the other for dwm without systray. One of the patches,
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[patches](patches) folder includes two patches for dwm, one for dwm already
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patched with systray patch and the other for vanilla dwm. One of the patches,
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whichever appropriate, is essential for dwmblocks to function properly. It will
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add support for colored text, clickability and cursor hinting when hovering on
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clickable blocks (inspired by polybar).
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Clickability is inspired by the statuscmd patch for dwm. On clicking on text
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Clickability is inspired by statuscmd patch for dwm. On clicking on text
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corresponding to a clickable block, the program specified to handle clicks for
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that block is executed with the first argument specifying which button was
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clicked (1 for left, 2 for middle and 3 for right by default).
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clicked (1 for left, 2 for middle and 3 for right).
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Colored output is inspired by the statuscolors patch for dwm. To add colors,
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have your programs for the blocks output raw characters from '\x0b' to '\x31'.
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'\x0b' in status text switches the active colorscheme to the first one in the
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scheme array in dwm and so on. See
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[statuscolors patch](https://dwm.suckless.org/patches/statuscolors/)
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Colored output is inspired by statuscolors patch for dwm. To add colors, have
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your programs for the blocks output raw characters from '\x0b' to '\x31'. '\x0b'
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in status text switches active colorscheme to the first one in the colors array
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in dwm and so on. See
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[statuscolors patch for dwm](https://dwm.suckless.org/patches/statuscolors/)
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for more info. Keep in mind that you have to start from '\x0b' instead of '\x01'
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as instructed on the page.
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Ashish Kumar Yadav
4 years ago