Closed domsson closed 4 years ago
Couldn't the user just have their program escape the format string? Wouldn't that work? This way, succade would un-escape it, right?
Manual escaping by the user doesn't work because our escape()
function simply replaces every occurence of %
with %%
, so if the input string had %%
in it, ecape()
would turn that into %%%%
. We could change the escape function, but frankly: implementing the raw
option was easier, so I did that with ff80cf5490929220c578d7a9dd3dd173a2686feb
Currently, it isn't possible to feed pre-formatted strings to succade, as succade will escape all
%
characters. However, this means that we need to resort to multiple-block trickery to implement workspace indicators and other blocks where only part of the output should have a certain formatting.In order to work around this, we could implement a
raw
(boolean) option, that would tell succade to not escape the output of a block. This should enable users to write blocks that output lemonbar-formatted strings.