MoC pipemenu & tint2 launcher buttons!

Nice!

Very nice,thank-you.

Ok, I modify the script itself instead of the config file and now it works...but I still not understand why was this needed.

By the way, considering that #! does not have an audio player by default, I think that moc with this pipe will be a great choice

Here is my config file, it should work as long as you are using terminator.

# Configuration file for obmocmenu.

# Place in /etc/obmocmenu.conf for system wide configuration.
# Place in ~/.config/obmocmenu/config for per-user configuration.
# XDG_CONFIG_HOME is respected if it has been set.

# Set mocp command path.
mocp="/usr/bin/mocp"

# Set terminal command path.
term="terminator --geometry 800x480 -e"
#term="/usr/bin/urxvt -e"

# Set moc directory.
moc_dir="$HOME/.moc/"

# Set playlist file that moc uses. You shouldn't need to change this.
#playlist_file="$moc_dir/playlist.m3u"

# Set the directory in which you keep your collection of playlists.
# Files in this directory must end in ".m3u" extension.
playlist_dir="$moc_dir/playlists/"

# Set the directory in which you keep you collection of lists. This
# allows a random directory or song file to be added to the current
# playlist. Files in this directory must end in ".list" extension.
# Each line is an item, which can be the full path to a directory,
# song or playlist. A random item is chosen from this list. If zenity
# is installed, multiple items can be added at once (see below).
randomlist_dir="$playlist_dir/random/"

# Set zenity command path. If zenity is available then multiple random
# items can be added using a graphical dialog. Be warned that adding
# many items at once can be slow.
zenity="/usr/bin/zenity"

Aha!

It seems my user-specific copy of the config file was NOT overwriting the system-wide config (as I thought it was supposed to). I copied your config into my `/etc/obmocmenu.config` file and now all's well

It is the Openbox right click menu(super+space). obmocmenu is a pipemenu that gets added to it.

Last edited by hardran3 (2011-05-22 16:59:27)

@catch22 - You have to download the MOC pipemenu and add it (look at the first post). Its not a default #! feature.

Actually I was referring to the right click Openbox menu there

I did download the obmocmenu files, but must have misunderstood the README file somehow.

I have no idea what is meant by "or anywhere else you have
   included in your $PATH:" so I did

sudo cp obmocmenu /usr/bin

and then

install -m755 obmocmenu /usr/bin/obmocmenu

foolishly enough I did not do this.

here also I went for a cp command and then the ones mentioned.
I also overwrote the conf file with the contents of the original poster.

It looks that absolutely nothing has happened though

I managed to add it (this was a first for me ) and now do see "mocp obmocmenu" appearing on right click, but clicking it does nothing.
I did type "obmocmenu" as command in the new item in obmenu.

If the moc daemon is not running it gives you a menu entry to open moc.

Check my edit to the OP. you need to add it to the menu by hand

I am having trouble getting this to work .

I believe that my problem is with the menu. It would be great if someone could copy-and-paste the line that allows them to do this from the menu.xml file.

I have already tried everything above me and it doesn't seem to work.

EDIT: nevermind, I figured it out somehow . I have no clue how though.

Last edited by crunchy (2011-05-25 00:29:39)