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2013-01-25
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Originally Posted by thp
since I suck so bad at coding, I couldn't get it to work. How is it correctly incorporated into this script?
echo "{{=$((PERCENT/100)).$(((PERCENT%100)/10))$((PERCENT%10))}}"
Anybody up for a data network signal-% script?
Thanks so much.
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Originally Posted by slarti
I'm having the same problem. Scandics work in free text and for example from meecast-station, but when I'm trying to print scandics to Billboard using my own scripts, it doesn't work.
BUT, when I changed the title of my alarm "Herätys" to "Heratys" it magically showed up in Billboard, too!
So, it seems that Billboard can't show scandinavian letters.
edit: It doesn't show scandinavian letters from scripts. They show up just fine if I write them directly to the input field in Billboard. Should the output from the script be encoded somehow?
Any suggestions? I'm trying to print from txt-file (for nameday.sh), encoding issues perhaps?
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2013-01-27
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Originally Posted by Hid45
Yes, make sure your script is UTF-8 encoded.
Any suggestions? I'm trying to print from txt-file (for nameday.sh), encoding issues perhaps?
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2013-01-27
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Originally Posted by Win7Mac
since I suck so bad at coding, I couldn't get it to work. How is it correctly incorporated into this script?
Anybody up for a data network signal-% script?
Thanks so much.
Code:
#!/bin/sh
percent=$(qdbus --system com.nokia.csd /com/nokia/csd/csnet com.nokia.csd.CSNet.SignalStrength.SignalPercent)
if [[ $percent -ge 25 ]]
then
echo -n "{{yellow}} $percent % " "{{=$(($percent/100)).$((($percent%100)/10))$(($percent%10))}}"
else if [[ $percent -le 24 ]]
then
echo -n "{{red}} $percent % " "{{=$(($percent/100)).$((($percent%100)/10))$(($percent%10))}}"
fi
fi
thp meant to tell you that in place of PERCENT use your variable which is $percent in this case; simples and 0 coding knowledge required
Last edited by thedead1440; 2013-01-27 at 09:31. Reason: typo
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Code:
$percent % " "{{=$(($percent/100)).$((($percent%100)/10))$(($percent%10))}}
$percent % " "{{=$(($percent/100)).$((($percent%100)/10))$(($percent%10))}}
$percent % " "{{=$(($percent/100)).$((($percent%100)/10))$(($percent%10))}}
$percent % " "{{=$(($percent/100)).$((($percent%100)/10))$(($percent%10))}}
why not to write short and beaty scripts as here??
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2013-01-27
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coderus,
Your script has the same fallacy from the looks of it whereby anything below 10% is not shown properly for example 3% becomes 0.3 i.e. 30% bar while thp's method accounts for single integers and 100% too...
Your script has the same fallacy from the looks of it whereby anything below 10% is not shown properly for example 3% becomes 0.3 i.e. 30% bar while thp's method accounts for single integers and 100% too...
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2013-01-27
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Originally Posted by thedead1440
Here, the " -n" was missing. Got it now, thanks.
thp meant to tell you that in place of PERCENT use your variable which is $percent in this case; simples and 0 coding knowledge required
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2013-01-27
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Originally Posted by thedead1440
True, works without -n too.
So not really required
Also I'm using this script to show uptime in decimal numbers:
Code:
#!/usr/bin/python
# Show Device Uptime in decimal days
sc = u"\u2622"
seconds = int(float(open('/proc/uptime').read().split()[0]))
print 'up: '+("%.1f" % (float(seconds)/float(60*60*24))).replace('.', ',')+' d'+' '+sc.encode('utf-8')
So that it would print "9,9 days" and "10 days".
Could someone put that rule to the script please?
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Last edited by Win7Mac; 2013-01-27 at 12:29.
Assuming you don't have a shell that can calculate in floating point, a better solution would be would be:
echo "{{=$((PERCENT/100)).$(((PERCENT%100)/10))$((PERCENT%10))}}"
This will work for all positive integers.