Notices

Originally Posted by No!No!No!Yes!

Here's another way to have a "2 States Button" which is "ON" on widget/system startup and toggles at every press.
It uses $QBW_CURRENT_RESULTS_TEXT substitution parameter.

1. Save attached images to usual QBW images directories
2. Import Beecon
   
   Code:

   [queen-beecon-header]
   version=1.000000
   checksum=2980534
   [queen-beecon-exported-instance]
   widgetType=0
   widgetVisible=1
   operationalStatus=0
   hideCanvas=true
   snippetBgRGB=0
   snippetExtBgRGB=#000000000000
   beecon_lt0_ImgZoom=0
   beecon_lt0_BgRGB=2
   beecon_lt0_ExtBgRGB=#808080808080
   beecon_lt0_ImgFilename=queen-beecon-syserr.png
   beecon_eq0_ImgZoom=0
   beecon_eq0_BgRGB=3
   beecon_eq0_ExtBgRGB=#00005cfc0000
   beecon_eq0_ImgFilename=off-button.png
   beecon_eq1_ImgZoom=0
   beecon_eq1_BgRGB=4
   beecon_eq1_ExtBgRGB=#ffffffff0000
   beecon_eq1_ImgFilename=on-button.png
   beecon_ge2_ImgZoom=0
   beecon_ge2_BgRGB=5
   beecon_ge2_ExtBgRGB=#ffff00000000
   beecon_ge2_ImgFilename=queen-beecon-apperr.png
   beecon_idxge2_ImgZoom=0
   beecon_idxge2_BgRGB=11
   beecon_idxge2_ExtBgRGB=#0000ffffffff
   beecon_idxge2_ImgFilename=queen-beecon-index.png
   widWidth=128
   widHeight=145
   instanceTitle=2 States Button
   instanceCmd=if [ "$QBW_EXEC_REASON" == "QBW_STARTUP_UPDATE" ];then echo "ON";exit 1;fi;if [ "$QBW_CURRENT_RESULTS_TEXT" == "ON" ];then echo "OFF";exit 0; else echo "ON";exit 1;fi;
   rememberMe=
   cmdImgFilename=queen-beecon.png
   cmdImgZoom=0
   cmdFgRGB=1
   cmdExtFgRGB=#ffffffffffff
   cmdTextAngle=0
   cmdVisibilityPosition=2
   cmdImgVisibilityPosition=0
   cmdJustify=0
   cmdExtFont=Nokia Sans 10
   cmdFontName=3
   cmdFontSize=12
   resImgFilename=queen-beecon-resimg.png
   resImgZoom=0
   resFgRGB=1
   resExtFgRGB=#ffff00000000
   resTextAngle=0
   resVisibilityPosition=0
   resImgVisibilityPosition=8
   resJustify=0
   resExtFont=Nokia Sans bold italic 18
   resFontName=2
   resFontSize=12
   updOnStartup=true
   updOnClick=true
   updOnDesktop=false
   delayIndex=0
   customIntervalSecs=0
   updNeworkPolicy=0
   updOnDBUS=0
   updOnDBUSBus=0
   updOnDBUSMatchRule=
   progressAnimationBasename=queen-beecon-progress
   progressAnimationFrames=0
   progressAnimationTimer=4
   progressAnimationPos=4
   updOnSight=false
   cmdImgAngle=0
   resImgAngle=0
   hideClickCanvas=true
   progressAnimationAtClickXY=false

3. After import, edit command and add switch on/off instructions as better specified here:
   
   PHP Code:

   if [ "$QBW_EXEC_REASON" == "QBW_STARTUP_UPDATE" ]; then
#    add here switch on instructions
    echo "ON";
    exit 1;
fi;

if [ "$QBW_CURRENT_RESULTS_TEXT" == "ON" ]; then
#    add here switch off instructions
    echo "OFF";
    exit 0;
else
#    add here switch on instructions
    echo "ON";
    exit 1;
fi; 


Originally Posted by batman

I use a customised kernel which I load from MyDocuments called kernel.txt

how would I get the 2 states button to work as an on/off to load and unload that file in xterminal?

Is that possible?

Originally Posted by batman

Forgive my ignorance, and thank you very much for this awsome App

What I do is I usualy switch on xterminal:

sudo gainroot
/usr/sbin/kernel-load /home/user/MyDocs/kernel.txt

how would I insert that?

PS: whats the command for unloading? I assume it's:

sudo gainroot
/usr/sbin/kernel-unload /home/user/MyDocs/kernel.txt

?

sudo gainroot
mount /dev/sda1 /media/flash

osso-xterm -e "mount /dev/sda1 /media/flash" & sudo gainroot

Originally Posted by batman

Forgive my ignorance, and thank you very much for this awsome App

What I do is I usualy switch on xterminal:

sudo gainroot
/usr/sbin/kernel-load /home/user/MyDocs/kernel.txt

how would I insert that?

PS: whats the command for unloading? I assume it's:

sudo gainroot
/usr/sbin/kernel-unload /home/user/MyDocs/kernel.txt

?