Open Giftzwerg02 opened 1 year ago
The issue here is that there is a timeout for the command, that's set to 200ms by default.
As a workaround you can choose a bigger timeout (like a trillion seconds), which will in practice not be an issue.
It probably makes sense to introduce some way to disable the timeout in the long run.
Yup, that fixed it, thank you!
But something I still have to mention: Since I opened the issue here I also found that something like "sleep 1" before a command causes the same issue (which makes sense with your explanation), but I also let somebody try a script (like "sleep 1" and on the next line "firefox") and on his side it worked... did this timeout setting maybe get introduced recently?
I think it's been introduced with 9588f31861d1dd081c68acf56ac1215286832dbb (around August last year), so it's been around for a while.
Hey there, this fixes it for me;
(defwidget terminal []
(box :orientation "horizontal"
:space-evenly "false"
:halign "start"
(button :timeout "1000ms"
:onclick "kitty &" "kitty"
)
)
)
It seems throwing in an "&" after the command stops the timeout.
Hey there, this fixes it for me;
(defwidget terminal [] (box :orientation "horizontal" :space-evenly "false" :halign "start" (button :timeout "1000ms" :onclick "kitty &" "kitty" ) ) )
It seems throwing in an "&" after the command stops the timeout.
That doesn't fully work for me, but I added a & sleep 1
after my command and that made the trick.
In my case this is not a dmenu issue, my problem is that the terminal closes right after running the onclick command.
I could see it a blink for a few ms and that my command was being executed before this hack, that's how I knew the command was working.
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Description of the bug
I am unable to make use of any dmenu scripts (custom made or something like networkmanager_dmenu). The dmenu prompt is shown as expected and if I pipe the output into a file (e.g.
echo "test" | dmenu > output.txt
then "test" is written into output.txt after I hit enter (as expected). Yet no statements after that line are executed at all (networkmanager_dmenu also prompts but doesn't make use of the user-input).I managed to minimize the bug behaviour to the following eww.yuck file:
Reproducing the issue
eww daemon
eww -c /path/to/config open eww
Expected behaviour
Have the script execute lines after the dmenu statement as well.
Additional context
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