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Color changes inline are the coolest feature; the update was indeed worth waiting for!

Thanks thp!

Edit: thp, I was thinking like for {presence} if a sh script is placed instead that would have conditions like if online {{green}} is added pre-{presence} and red for busy etc how would the sh script be able to call on the {presence} field?

Is there an absolute path to point for {presence}? Or could you advice on how does {presence} gets it values from so then the script could point to that path and print values accordingly. Thanks!


Edit 2: Doing some digging I think the values in the system may be in binaries and you may have written some code to be able to grab it; if so I understand if you can't disclose it

This was really fast. It is already available for download. Thanks!

Yes, right not it does not evaluate the script output recursively. The {{green}} and other color tags are parsed by the renderer, so that's why you can have {{green}} in the script output and still work correctly.

It's in the ContextKit property "Presence.State". You can use the ContextKit packages found here: http://harmattan-dev.nokia.com/pool/.../c/contextkit/

Seems like there also is a python-contextkit package - that might be helpful if you are doing Python scripts. For shell scripts, "context-ls" from contextkit-utils might do the trick.

Many many thanks for this app.
This is one of the features that make our N9 outstanding and superior to any other device out there!

Its great to now have also Wazapp status included, but I have a question regarding this.
For internet connection I have a line like this:

{network-name} {network-name?⚫} {network-name!offline ⚪}

Resulting in a output like this:
While connected: <network name> ⚫
While offline: offline ⚪

Now I wanted to get a similar output for Wazapp status:
While connected: Wazapp ★ and
While offline: Wazapp ☆

And tried it this way:

{wazapp-status?Wazapp ★}{wazapp-status!Wazapp ☆}

but it can´t be done this way because {wazapp-status} is never empty...
Is there any other way to achieve the above I am not aware of?
Thanks for any help!

wazapp-status empty when closed

Unfortunately not, at least for me, output for {wazapp-status} is "offline" while Wazapp is not running...

swipe down? this is not closing, this is hiding
do exit in menu

LoL, no worries, I am taking the pain and follow the epic wazapp thread closely and silently , so I know how wazapp works

Please see screenshot, taken with Wazapp closed, NOT via swipe down but via exit button ;-)
Note, there are two lines regarding Wazapp status...
First is from testing to get what I wanted, second is showing plain output of {wazapp-status}

i have no idea what wrong with you, i have "closed" with this:

when wazapp quit, it said offline