Ability to insert a module inside/alongside of another one

[iamrasel]

I don't know if it is already available. I couldn't find such thing in the --help, so I am guessing it's not.

Example:
Custom module can be created like this --set-keyless CustomModule=Value...Blah. This is present in the example 2. Here a custom module is --set-keyless HardwareStart=┌───────── \e[1mHardware Information\e[0m ─────────┐, which outputs ┌───────── Hardware Information ─────────┐.

The thing I want to achieve:
Now, suppose I want to show the output of Title module instead of Hardware Information string like this ┌───────── user@system ─────────┐. Or, print DE and WM in a single line. So, is there already any workaround to achieve this?

Expected way:
It would be easier if we could do like below -
--set-keyless CustomModuleOne=┌───────── $Title ─────────┐
--set CustomModuleTwo=$DE, $WM

Thanks.

[CarterLi]

--set-keyless CustomModuleOne=┌───────── $Title ─────────┐

The closest solution is -s title --title-format '┌───────── {1}@{2} ─────────┐'

--set CustomModuleTwo=$DE, $WM

It's not supported. See #482

[CarterLi]

That's why I said closest 😆

[iamrasel]

Oh, I see.:roll_eyes:

This #482 would be great. And, how about adding --disable-key and --disable-separator, or something like --percent-type Int flag for individual modules?

[CarterLi]

See 560c2ac

[CarterLi]

As for #482, it requires rewriting almost every module and a lot of common code. I dont have enough time and motivation, so no in the near future.

[iamrasel]

Okay.

[iamrasel]

Another issue (I think) - the default disk format is {1} / {2} ({3}) - {9}. So I formatted like this --disk-format {1} / {2}, and inserted --percent-type 2 to show the percentage as bar.

This doesn't work. I mean, when the disk module is formatted, the percentage bar doesn't appear for it.