your cheesy fingers open in the process.
.PP
You can extend pinky\-bar with your own crafted
-perl/python/ruby/lua/R/assembly/lisp/ocaml script.
+perl/python/ruby/lua/R/assembly/lisp/ocaml/rust script.
.PP
If you compile your kernel from source code make sure to include your
cpu and motherboard sensors as \f[B]modules\f[] and not inlined.
Opt\-in section.
T}
T{
+T}@T{
+\[en]rust
+T}@T{
+Extend pinkybar with your scripts written in rust, learn more from the
+Opt\-in section.
+T}
+T{
\-q
T}@T{
\[en]weather
Extend pinkybar with your own crafted scripts written in ocaml
T}
T{
+\[en]with\-rust
+T}@T{
+\[en]without\-rust
+T}@T{
+Extend pinkybar with your own crafted scripts written in rust
+T}
+T{
\[en]with\-weather
T}@T{
\[en]without\-weather
it from \f[B]xinitrc\f[] or the script used to start your DE/WM.
.PP
To extend pinkybar with your own crafted
-perl/python/ruby/lua/assembly/R/ocaml/lisp script:
+perl/python/ruby/lua/assembly/R/ocaml/lisp/rust script:
.IP \[bu] 2
perl
.IP \[bu] 2
ecl for lisp
.IP \[bu] 2
ocaml
+.IP \[bu] 2
+rust
.PP
Have a look at extra/scripts/pinky.{py,pl,ruby,lua,R,s,lisp}, they serve
as examples how to write the most basic scripts in order to extend
-pinkybar in python/perl/ruby/lua/R/assembly/lisp/ocaml.
+pinkybar in python/perl/ruby/lua/R/assembly/lisp/ocaml/rust.
You can use all languages simultaneously.
.PP
Please, please do \f[B]NOT\f[] export or set PYTHONPATH on it's own
\f[]
.fi
.PP
+\f[B]\[en]with\-rust\f[]
+.PP
+The source code resides in the \f[B]src\f[] folder under the name of
+\f[B]pinky.rs\f[]
+.IP
+.nf
+\f[C]
+~/pinkbar\ \-\-rust
+\f[]
+.fi
+.PP
* * * * *
.PP
To get the sound volume level:
not to slice your cheesy fingers open in the process.
You can extend pinky-bar with your own crafted
-perl/python/ruby/lua/R/assembly/lisp/ocaml script.
+perl/python/ruby/lua/R/assembly/lisp/ocaml/rust script.
If you compile your kernel from source code make sure to include your
cpu and motherboard sensors as @strong{modules} and not inlined.
@tab Extend pinkybar with your scripts written in ocaml, learn more
from the Opt-in section.
@item
+--rust
+ @tab Extend pinkybar with your scripts written in rust, learn more from
+the Opt-in section.
+@item
-q
@tab --weather
@tab Show the temperature outside [argument - London,uk]
@tab --without-ocaml
@tab Extend pinkybar with your own crafted scripts written in ocaml
@item
+--with-rust
+ @tab --without-rust
+ @tab Extend pinkybar with your own crafted scripts written in rust
+@item
--with-weather
@tab --without-weather
@tab The temperature outside (some details must be provided)
from @strong{xinitrc} or the script used to start your DE/WM.
To extend pinkybar with your own crafted
-perl/python/ruby/lua/assembly/R/ocaml/lisp script:
+perl/python/ruby/lua/assembly/R/ocaml/lisp/rust script:
@itemize
@item
ecl for lisp
@item
ocaml
+@item
+rust
@end itemize
Have a look at extra/scripts/pinky.@{py,pl,ruby,lua,R,s,lisp@}, they
serve as examples how to write the most basic scripts in order to extend
-pinkybar in python/perl/ruby/lua/R/assembly/lisp/ocaml. You can use all
-languages simultaneously.
+pinkybar in python/perl/ruby/lua/R/assembly/lisp/ocaml/rust. You can use
+all languages simultaneously.
Please, please do @strong{NOT} export or set PYTHONPATH on it's own
line.
~/pinkbar --ocaml
@end verbatim
+@strong{--with-rust}
+
+The source code resides in the @strong{src} folder under the name of
+@strong{pinky.rs}
+
+@verbatim
+~/pinkbar --rust
+@end verbatim
+
@iftex
@bigskip@hrule@bigskip
@end iftex