Scudmenu -- A dmenu script for use with systemd --user

Question

So a while ago I started using systemd --user to manage my session, and I was pretty happy with how it turned out. However, I use a tiling wm, and sometimes I just want to quickly start or stop something without opening a terminal (say I'm looking at my mail and want to quickly restart offlineimap). Suckless' dmenu program is great, and really good for starting programs in your path.
When I typed in
systemctl --user
that would clear out the completion and just leave it to me to know the units names and everything.
So, I created a script called scudmenu that I bound to a key in my window manager. It opens up two dmenu's in order: the first to get the operation you want to run, and the second to get the unit name.
It would look like this:
Action: [start] stop restart try-restar...
systemctl --user start [dbus] dwm i3...
giving me a nice overview of the units that I have. (the second one actually takes the name of the action you select and uses it for a title)
I've put together an AUR package, scudmenu-git, that will install this to your system. At the moment, there is no configuration and it depends on a specific font, but I will be adding configuration options (such as fonts, colors, and a terminal for the 'status' output) soon. Technically you can just say
font="some-font-*-*-*-*-..." scudmenu
at the moment, but that's a bit annoying.
Last edited by KaiSforza (2013-04-14 01:38:49)

Answer 1

You can see the setAttributes() method signature like so:
<cfset whitelist = CreateObject("java", "org.jsoup.safety.Whitelist")>
<cfdump var="#Whitelist.relaxed()#" />
If you run that you will see setAttributes() expects a string and a string array.
addAttributes(java.lang.String, java.lang.String[])
Given that, you need to do something like:
<cfscript> jsoup = CreateObject("java","org.jsoup.Jsoup"); whitelist = CreateObject("java", "org.jsoup.safety.Whitelist"); html="<div style='font-size:24pt;'>This is BIG text</div>. This is an unwanted script: <script>alert('Boo!')</script>.<br>"; myKeys=["style"]; sanitized = jsoup.clean(html, Whitelist.relaxed().addAttributes(":all" , JavaCast("string[]", myKeys))); WriteOutput("<textarea>#sanitized#</textarea>");</cfscript>