2 # adesklets - Shell script frontend for the adesklets interpreter
3 # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
4 # Copyright (C) 2005 Sylvain Fourmanoit <syfou@users.sourceforge.net>
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7 # of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to
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24 # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
25 # This is the shell script frontend for the adesklets interpreter, introduced
26 # in adesklets 0.4.11. It serves a couple simple purposes:
28 # - Bring all the fake-root windows detection code out of the binary
29 # interpreter, and detect them from a front-end. It makes it far simpler
30 # and quicker to adapt to new situations, as this code is no longer written
31 # in C, but in a sh-compatible scripting form. Hopefully, in this new format,
32 # people will be able to contribute new detection routines for specific
33 # Window Manager easily.
35 # - Print out a couple of warnings to hopefully prevent some people that
36 # would not read the fourth chapter from the manual from not invoking
39 # - Add a couple of functionalities, such as configuration file cleanup, and
45 # This shell script was made to comply with the POSIX 1003.2 and 1003.2a
46 # specification for the shell, and not use any vendor-specific extension
47 # for any program invoked. It has been tested on both BASH 3.00.16 and NetBSD
48 # ash 1.6.1 on a variety of platforms. It also uses some low-level, fairly
49 # common utilities or builtin, all also described in POSIX, namely:
51 # 1) a Streaming EDitor (sed). It as been tested on GNU sed 4.0.9, and FreeBSD
53 # 2) test, conforming to POSIX 1003.2
58 # 7) ps (only for the -w switch)
60 # The xprop and xwinfinfo programs can also be used, if a given fake-root
61 # window detection routine is explicitely invoked. Both XFree86 and X.org
62 # implementations of these utilities have been tested. Window Manager specific
63 # detection will also potentially need WM specific programs:
65 # kde: need consolde dcop client
67 # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
68 # Lock/unlock function
69 # Based on the fact that creating a directory is atomic
71 LOCKFILE
=@LOCKFILES_DIR@
/adesklets_frontend_
$UID.lock
75 mkdir
$LOCKFILE > /dev
/null
2> /dev
/null
&& break
81 rmdir $LOCKFILE > /dev
/null
2> /dev
/null
84 # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
85 # Kill all desklets function
88 LOCK
=`ls @LOCKFILES_DIR@/adesklets_uid$UID_*.lock 2> /dev/null`
89 test "x$LOCK" = "x" ||
{
91 kill $PIDS > /dev
/null
2> /dev
/null
93 kill -9 $PIDS > /dev
/null
2> /dev
/null
97 # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
98 # Detect potential fake root windows function
101 local GEOM
=`xwininfo -root | sed -n '/geometry/{s/^.*geometry[ \t]*//;p}'`
103 if test $# -eq 0 ; then
109 xwininfo
$ID -tree |
sed -n "/$GEOM/"'{s/^[ \t]*\(0x[0-9a-f]\+\).*/\1/;p}'
112 # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
113 # Error handling function
116 test $# -gt 0 && echo "Error: $*" && echo
120 # Command line error handling function
123 test $# -gt 0 && echo "Error: $*" && echo
124 if test "x$ADESKLETS_EMBEDDED" = "x" ; then
125 DESC
='Usage: adesklets [OPTION]... [string_id]'
127 DESC
='Possible options are:'
132 Fake root window detection
133 --kde KDE >= 3.4.1 desktop detection
134 --nautilus Nautilus desktop detection
135 --rox ROX-Filer detection (incomplete)
136 --user Interactive detection (by user click)
137 --xfce4 Xfce4 desktop detection (tested on Xfce4 4.2.x,
138 with xfdesktop managing the icons)
139 --xffm Xffm desktop window detection (tested on xffm 4.3.3.1,
140 with xffm-deskview managing the icons)
142 --do-it-once When applicable, do not run the detection for each desklet,
143 but only once for all. Of course, desklets on multiple
144 screens will unlikely detect the right fake root window, but
145 it will speed things up for single screen settings.
147 -h,--help Print out this message and exit
148 -w progname Wait for at least one 'progname' instance to run under
149 the current user id (UID) before performing any further
151 -d delay Wait for a given delay (in seconds) before performing any
153 -e editor Use an alternate editor for configuring the desklets; it
154 needs to be a standalone executable that does not need
157 if test "x$ADESKLETS_EMBEDDED" = "x" ; then
159 -v,--version Printout adesklets version
160 -k,--killall Kill all running, registered desklets
161 -c,--cleanup Remove all dead entries from \$HOME/.adesklets
162 (this implies \`--killall')
163 -i,--installer Invoke the desklet frontend installer
165 -f script Execute command set from the \`script' file
167 If no \`string_id' is given, adesklets acts as a launcher (unless
168 the \`-f' switch is involved). Otherwise, adesklets acts as
169 an interpreter, if no \`-k' or \`-c' switch is used.
171 The most usual invokation of adesklets is the bare \`adesklets' command,
172 without arguments: it makes adesklets launch every registered desklets
173 from \$HOME/.adesklets, without any fake root window detection.
179 # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
182 test -e $HOME/.adesklets
&& {
183 test -f $HOME/.adesklets || \
184 error
"$HOME/.adesklets is not a configuration file; please remove it."
187 # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
188 # Parse the command line.
194 while test $# -gt 0 ; do
196 --kde|
--nautilus|
--rox|
--user|
--xfce4|
--xffm)
197 MODE
=`echo $1 | sed 's/--//'`
206 test $# -gt 1 || usage
"no delay given after -d switch."
207 sleep $2 > /dev
/null
2> /dev
/null || \
208 usage
"Invalid delay of \`$2' seconds given."
212 test $# -gt 1 || usage
"no progname given after -w switch."
214 test -z "`ps -u $UID -U $UID -o comm | sed -n "/$2/p
"`" ||
break
220 test $# -gt 1 || usage
"no editor given after -e switch."
221 ADESKLETS_EDITOR
="$HOME/.adesklets_editor.sh"
222 echo '#! /bin/sh' > $ADESKLETS_EDITOR
223 echo "$2 &" >> $ADESKLETS_EDITOR
224 echo 'kill -9 $PPID' >> $ADESKLETS_EDITOR
225 chmod +x
$ADESKLETS_EDITOR
226 test -x $ADESKLETS_EDITOR || usage
"could not create editor wrapper"
227 export EDITOR
="$ADESKLETS_EDITOR"
231 echo "adesklets @VERSION@"
232 echo "Written By Sylvain Fourmanoit <syfou@users.sourceforge.net>"
240 # The cleanup routine assumes the file is EXACTLY formatted as
241 # it is output by the binary interpreter.
244 for DESKLET
in `sed -n 's/^\[//;s/]$//;/^\//{=;p}' $HOME/.adesklets`
246 if test "$DESKLET" -gt 0 2> /dev
/null
; then
249 test -x "$DESKLET" || LINE
="$LINE $ID"
252 sed -i "`echo "$LINE" | sed 's/[0-9]\+/&,+1d;/g'`" $HOME/.adesklets
257 exec adesklets_installer $
*
260 test $# -gt 1 || usage
"no file name given after -f switch."
261 test -r $2 || usage
"could not read file \`$2'."
266 usage
"invalid option \`$1'."
269 test "x$OPTS" = "x" || \
270 usage
"invalid combination, \`$OPTS' and \`$1'."
277 # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
278 # Fake root window detection code
280 test "x$MODE" = "x" || ADESKLETS_MODE
="$MODE"
281 test "x$ADESKLETS_MODE" = "x" ||
{
282 case "$ADESKLETS_MODE" in
284 # Identify the lead desktop window from root property,
285 # then find the last child with the proper dimension
286 # For now on, we take advantage from the "compatibility code"
288 DESKTOP
=`xprop -root | \
289 sed -n '/^NAUTILUS_DESKTOP_WINDOW_ID/{s/.* \(0x[0-9a-f]\+\)/\1/;p}'`
290 for ROOT
in `roots $DESKTOP` ; do : ; done
294 # Get the first child of the last window named 'xffm-deskview'.
295 # The bet is on: how long before this changes?
296 DESKTOP
=`xwininfo -root -tree | \
297 sed -n '/xffm-deskview/{s/[ \t]*\(0x[0-9a-f]\+\).*/\1/;p}' | \
299 ADESKLETS_ROOT
=`xwininfo -id $DESKTOP -tree | \
300 sed -n '/^[ \t]*0x[0-9a-f]\+/{s/[ \t]*\(0x[0-9a-f]\+\).*/\1/;p}' | \
304 test "x`dcop kdesktop default isIconsEnabled`" = "xtrue" && {
305 # First, we need to sync. the real root pixmap
306 # with the desktop: the fake root window is using a
307 # ParentRelative backgroundPixmap, with the real image
308 # from one of its parent, but the root being empty.
309 # We are very lucky this work... But for how long?
310 test "x$MODE" = "x" ||
{
311 # Just do this at high level
313 dcop kdesktop default setIconsEnabled
$I
316 # Detect the fake root window
317 for ROOT
in `roots` ; do
318 ADESKLETS_ROOT
=`xprop -id $ROOT | \
319 sed -n '/__SWM_VROOT/{s/.*\(0x[0-9a-f]\+\)/\1/;p}'`
320 test "x$ADESKLETS_ROOT" = "x" ||
break
325 # Find first full screen window with a Rox-Filer somewhere in
327 for ROOT
in `roots` ; do
328 test "x`xprop -id $ROOT | sed -n '/ROX-Filer/p'`" = "x" ||
break
333 # In this special mode, the pseudo-root is determined
334 # interactively using xwininfo. Since xwininfo needs to
335 # grab the pointer, just make sure we serialize all calls
338 ADESKLETS_ROOT
=`xwininfo | \
339 sed -n '/Window id/{s/.*Window id: \([^ ]*\) .*/\1/p}'`
343 error
"unknown mode."
346 test "$DO_IT_ONCE" -eq 0 && export ADESKLETS_MODE
347 export ADESKLETS_ROOT
350 # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
351 # Now, re-invoke the binary
353 export ADESKLETS_FRONTEND
=1