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fredx181


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PostPosted: Thu 13 Sep 2018, 10:34    Post subject:  
Hi Mike,

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Question, if I may? Is 'awk' actually a separate language used within Bash?

It's separate program with its own binary, not a bash builtin.

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I see you're using the '*' symbol in the print statement. Am I right in thinking that here it's simply being used as the 'multiplication' symbol, rather than a 'wild card'?

Yes, multiplication.

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Anyway; just tried it out, and.....it works beautifully, Fred. The whole reason I wanted to do this was because I liked the idea of a straight-forward true 'brightness' control; RedShift has one built-in, as you know, but it's actually manipulating the gamma ramp, and (on my monitor at least) I get slightly odd side-effects from it.

Ok, good to hear it works. The "redshiftgui" btw, has also a 'normal' brightness control (not manipulating the gamma)

https://sourceforge.net/projects/redshiftgui/files/

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I see why you set 5 as a minimum!

Yes, better for who's afraid of the dark Smile Yes, 10 may be better (in fact it is the same as 0.1 setting for xrandr)

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I'll probably supply a recent version of YAD for it, too, but I'll do so as a separate package this time, rather than building it in

I agree, always better to keep it separate, in case someone downloads your "brightness slider" .pet who's running a 64-bit OS.
If a 32-bit yad binary would be inside the pet, then yad probably doesn't work anymore on 64-bit (if it's being overwritten).

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PostPosted: Tue 18 Sep 2018, 07:30    Post subject:
Subject description: Remove (yad) unreleased shared memory blocks (Linux)		  
This >gist deals with an issue you may encounter while developing tabbed/paned yad dialogs. Killing the dialog (with kill [options]) may lead to unreleased shared memory. The linked script can assist in reclaiming the shared memory.
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PostPosted: Sat 13 Oct 2018, 12:05    Post subject: Buttons labels not translated anymore...  
Bonjour,
I recently upgraded yad 0.33 to the latest 0.40 release and, with some small modifications of my scripts using it (especially yad --notification > icon size) all is right. One thing though, the button labels are now in English (close, execute, ok, cancel and so on).
What's wrong?

Thanks.
Cordialement.
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PostPosted: Sun 14 Oct 2018, 11:16    Post subject:  
Discussing Here about display of gif images for gtkdialog-splash.
Always thought display of animated .gif isn't possible with yad, but it is: with the --picture option, e.g:
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yad --picture --size=orig --filename=/usr/share/pixmaps/launch.gif --width=280 --height=190 --center --inc=2 --text="<b>Working...</b>" --no-buttons --undecorated --text-align=center --timeout=13


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PostPosted: Sun 14 Oct 2018, 18:11    Post subject: Re: Buttons labels not translated anymore...  
Argolance wrote:
Bonjour,
I recently upgraded yad 0.33 to the latest 0.40 release and, with some small modifications of my scripts using it (especially yad --notification > icon size) all is right. One thing though, the button labels are now in English (close, execute, ok, cancel and so on).
What's wrong?

Thanks.
Cordialement.

How did you upgrade, did you compile the project from github source? https://github.com/v1cont/yad
There you will find a folder named po, inside it a file named fr.po, which needs to be compiled into fr.mo with msgfmt -o fr.mo fr.po, and copied to /usr/share/locale/fr/LC_MESSAGES/yad.mo. This is the standard way to add translations for GNU gettext.
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PostPosted: Mon 15 Oct 2018, 06:37    Post subject: Re: Buttons labels not translated anymore...  
Bonjour,
step wrote:
How did you upgrade, did you compile the project from github source? https://github.com/v1cont/yad
There you will find a folder named po, inside it a file named fr.po, which needs to be compiled into fr.mo with msgfmt -o fr.mo fr.po, and copied to /usr/share/locale/fr/LC_MESSAGES/yad.mo. This is the standard way to add translations for GNU gettext.

Thank you for replying.
I compiled it from github source and the mo files were automatically generated. But it seems that the problem doesn't depend on any translation file but more on an integration of yad to the system. For example, gtkdialog has no translation file but all the main button labels of the gtkdialog GUIs are displayed in the current language.
It seems to me that there is something else to configure, but what and where?

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