On 2007.09.20 16:48:55 +0200, Andrea Rossato
On Thu, Sep 20, 2007 at 04:06:10PM +0200, lobzang@free.fr wrote:
I would add also the following :
could it be possible to have shift-tab to go to the previous entry ?
thanks !
This is on my TODO list, together with the other editing commands (ctrl-a/e, kill word, etc)... It takes some time. Any help highly appreciated though...;-)
Andrea
This isn't entirely related, but since people are discussing ShellPrompt... before I switched to ShellPrompt from dmenu, I had this line: prompt :: String -> X () prompt app = spawn (app ++ " `echo " ++ app ++ " | dmenu -fn '9x15bold,xft:Bitstream Vera Sans Mono' -nb black -nf white -sf green -sb black`") It would prompt you for a string and then run the 'app' with that string through use of the pipe; pretty nifty. This was incredibly handy for working with Surfraw's elvi (shell scripts that would open up specified web pages/web searches). I eventually figured I could replace it with: prompt :: String -> X () prompt c = mkXPrompt Shell greenXPConfig getShellCompl foo where foo a = spawn (c ++ " " ++ a) But this strikes me as inelegant. Is there any better way, do you think/. -- gwern Bragg CISE Security Glock submiss Reprieve SEAL beanpole charges nuclear