According to the [sysfs class power ABI],
/sys/class/power_supply/<supply_name>/status may contain "Not charging".
This is already handled by status_gt() and update() (where ' ' is
converted to '-' for use in config keys) but was not being read due to
skipws. Read with std::getline() to handle this case.
[sysfs class power ABI]: https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/ABI/testing/sysfs-class-powerFixes: #1139
Signed-off-by: Kevin Locke <kevin@kevinlocke.name>
These three lines break checkboxes and other forms of UI in status
indicator dropdowns. For instance, they break checkboxes on
NetworkManager's "nm-applet --indicator" via libappindicator-gtk3.
First, disabling borders completely hides those UI elements,
as they seem to render entirely via borders.
Second, min-height makes checkboxes just flat lines.
When removed entirely, the border settings seem to have had an effect on
the workspaces widget, which now renders with round underline borders.
To undo that, re-add those two lines inside its section.
The min-height setting doesn't seem to affect anything that I can see.
Remove it entirely, for now.
Fixes#1148.
Stop using private implementation details of the `formatter<std::tm>`.
We never needed anything from the class besides the format specifier,
which is easily obtainable with public API.
Ensure that sway workspaces are always displayed in the same order as
used internally by sway. The previous sorting code always sorted
unnumbered workspaces lexicographically. This isn't the order used by
sway internally. Therefore, commands such as "workspace next" might have
jumped arbitrarily in waybar.
This commit reworks the sorting code such that the internal order is
always obeyed. Additionally, numbered persistent workspaces are inserted
at their natural position at the front of the workspace list while
unnumbered ones are appended. This should match the expectations of
workspace ordering known from sway's behavior.
The changes make the configuration property "numeric-first" unnecessary
as this will always be the case now. There's also no reasonable way
around this behavior now. Otherwise, persistent workspaces would jump
around in the visual representation as soon as they become known to
sway.
Fixes#802
