hi sir, it's been 2months since i use your dwmblocks-async and it's doing great. im also using your script that sets foreground color with status2d. im planning to also set a background for module just use your sb-theme script. how to extend your script to also set a background color inside your script sb-theme to have something like echo $args "^c$color^$1^b$color^" thank you sir.
#!/bin/sh
# Gruvbox colorscheme
color0="#5d6061" # gray
color1="#32302f" # black
color2="#ea6962" # red
color3="#a9b665" # green
color4="#e78a4e" # yellow
color5="#7daea3" # blue
color6="#d3869b" # magenta
color7="#89b482" # cyan
color8="#d4be98" # white
display() {
args=""
case $1 in
-n) args="-n"; shift ;;
esac
if [ -n "${2+x}" ]; then
color=$2
else
case "$(basename $0)" in
sb-torrent) color="$color8" ;;
sb-net) color="$color6" ;;
sb-xbps) color="$color5" ;;
sb-audio) color="$color4" ;;
sb-mail) color="$color3" ;;
sb-news) color="$color2" ;;
sb-forecast) color="$color7" ;;
sb-mem) color="$color3" ;;
sb-gpu) color="$color4" ;;
sb-cpu) color="$color3" ;;
#sb-time) color="$color4" ;;
sb-date) color="$color2" ;;
sb-uptime) color="$color0" ;;
*) color="$color8" ;;
esac
fi
echo $args "^c$color^$1"
}
hi sir, it's been 2months since i use your dwmblocks-async and it's doing great. im also using your script that sets foreground color with status2d. im planning to also set a background for module just use your
sb-theme
script. how to extend your script to also set a background color inside your scriptsb-theme
to have something likeecho $args "^c$color^$1^b$color^"
thank you sir.