Thread: Desktop Command Execution Widget scripts
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Palleman is offline Palleman
2010-02-04 , 08:25
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#120
Originally Posted by mjec View Post
Also, word to the wise: avoid giving your widget a blank title. I did this as a don't-display-title hack. It worked, until I did two of them.
I did that too, since if I want a title, I'll make the command output a title. And most of the times I don't want one (if it says "charging", I know it's about the battery, and I recognize an IP address without putting "IP:" in front of it).

Removing the title made the thing get really confused. Rebooting made all the widgets change command displayed (apparently to a random empty-titled command), and so did adding or changing widgets. And they traded places (on the home screens), so adding one could make it appear on another home screen with another command.

Put a checkbox "Show title" in there, maybe? Or leave it up to the command output?
Last edited by Palleman; 2010-02-04 at 08:29.