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13:06:53 Achylles nope

13:18:45 wleslie I've no idea then. I really should explore the contrib package, my config is super boring.

13:38:37 Achylles wleslie, I think it is a bug there for many years now -> https://github.com/stumpwm/stumpwm-contrib/tree/master/modeline/stumptray

13:39:25 Achylles wleslie, https://github.com/stumpwm/stumpwm-contrib/issues :(

13:40:07 Achylles So, I cannot fix that bug by myself. I am not a lisper :(

13:40:35 Achylles just found the bug out...

13:41:22 Achylles wleslie, yes. Do so -> explore the contrib packages...

13:41:45 wleslie there's nothing obvious to me in the source, but if I get time between my failing gcc builds in the morning I might be able to take a look

13:42:41 Achylles Ok. Thx a lot

14:07:32 kurisu Hi, i try to do something but i don't really know how to do it.

14:08:12 kurisu I'm trying to print the output of a shell command

14:08:43 kurisu like this : (defun mpc-title ()

14:08:43 kurisu "print the title of current music played by mpd via mpc"

14:08:43 kurisu (let ((title (run-shell-command "mpc -f [[%artist% -]%title%]|[%file%] | head -n 1")))

14:08:43 kurisu (message "~A" title)))

14:09:03 kurisu (define-key *music-map* (kbd "t") "mpc-title")

14:10:08 kurisu when i try to run it, i get #<PROCESS 4645 :RUNNING>

14:11:03 kurisu if i add t in the run-shell-command, the message box is empty

14:11:27 kurisu message bar*

20:37:40 PuercoPop kurisu: is because run-shell-command doesn't return the output of the command but the process itself it appears

20:38:53 PuercoPop kurisu: you need to pass the collect-output-p flag

20:39:14 PuercoPop ej. (run-shell-command "mpc ..." t)

21:24:00 kurisu PuercoPop: yes, but like i said, if i add t to run-shell-command, the message bar doesn't print anything (but it's still there)

21:26:18 kurisu i'll try to post a screeshot

21:36:51 kurisu https://imgur.com/a/9IuKXwd

21:38:36 kurisu the current function : https://0x0.st/iDcD.txt

21:59:10 PuercoPop Can you press prefix C-m to after running the command to see if you see the message then?

21:59:35 PuercoPop (prefix is C-t by default)

22:00:35 PuercoPop There appears to be a bug with message. If I eval (message "hello") I get nil

22:06:52 kurisu i still see the message bar empty

22:08:05 kurisu So (message "hello") is not supposed to retun Nil ? I thought this was a weird behavior