Creates a calendar notification that can be attached to widgets.
This is a simpler but faster
alternative to awful.widget.calendar_popup
, which emulates UNIX’s cal
.
local mycal = lain.widget.cal()
Variable | Meaning | Type | Default |
---|---|---|---|
attach_to |
List of widgets | table | empty table |
week_start |
First day of the week | integer | 2 (Monday) |
three |
Display three months spanning the date | boolean | false |
followtag |
Display the notification on currently focused screen | boolean | false |
week_number |
Display the week number | string (“none”, “left” or “right”) | “none” |
week_number_format |
Week number format | string | "%3d \| " for “left”, "\| %-3d" for “right” |
icons |
Path to calendar icons | string | icons/cal/white/ |
notification_preset |
Notification preset | table | See default notification_preset |
Set attach_to
as the list of widgets to which you want to attach the calendar, like this:
local mycal = lain.widget.cal {
attach_to = { mywidget1, mywidget2, ... },
-- [...]
}
For every widget in attach_to
:
With multiple screens, the default behaviour is to show a visual notification pop-up window on the first screen. By setting followtag
to true
it will be shown on the currently focused tag screen.
notification_preset
notification_preset = {
font = "Monospace 10",
fg = "#FFFFFF",
bg = "#000000"
}
Variable | Meaning | Type |
---|---|---|
attach |
Attach the calendar to an input widget | function |
show |
Show calendar | function |
hide |
Hide calendar | function |
attach
takes as argument any widget you want to attach the calendar to, while
show
takes as optional argument an integer to indicate the seconds to timeout.
awful.key({ altkey }, "c", function () mycal.show(7) end)
Where altkey = "Mod1"
.
notification_preset.font
to be monospaced, in order to correctly display the output.icons = ""
in the input table.os.setlocale(os.getenv("LANG"))
in your rc.lua
.yourwidget:disconnect_signal("mouse::enter", mycal.hover_on)