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... and a bit more strictness, in an attempt to catch the sleep/awake
bug, whose origin has been eluding me all weekend.
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... and, please, disregard my stupid comment on zero lapses after
sleep (i just needed to sleep myself): i'm afraid the bug's still
there.
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We weren't guarding for the case of time lapses between updates being
zero, which can be the case if we come back from sleep or the clock is
externally modified.
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We've made -P a synonym of -S, and renamed the option to useSuffix.
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Instead of spamming the bar with a long "blah blah: not found!" message.
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Make an infinite list of empty strings so that if something is asked for
and cannot be provided, index errors don't occur.
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Now those are really thresholds over the percentage of process memory
over total used memory (as was intended but badly implemented).
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https://github.com/mathstuf/xmobar into mathstuf-dev/auto-per-core-cpu-usage
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The -P option now covers this case.
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These template automatically detect the number of CPUs and list all of
them in order, split by a space (with or without a '%' after each
number).
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Since they're always KB/s, we left them for the template
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Thanks to Petr Rockai
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The option is -P, and takes either "True" (the default) or anything
else to denote False.
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Thanks to Dan Brown for pointing this out. I've applied a modified
version of his patch (inclusion of % will be treated separately).
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This patch displays frequencies under 1GHz as MHz and above 1GHz as GHz.
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