XMonad: Adding a Command to Util.Run

Question

I feel like I lack some basic understanding of how XMonad functions and would appreciate some help.
So in xmonad.hs modules are imported to perform different functions, and non-default settings can be applied under the 'main= do' section. What I would like to do is launch dmenu_run with custom options, rather than the default; specifically:
dmenu_run -p > -nb black -nf gray -sb black -sf white
dmenu is controlled by the module 'XMonad.Util.Run'. The default keybind to launch dmenu_run in XMonad is MOD+p, so I assume that information is stored somewhere and could be changed by adding a line in xmonad.hs. Is that right? Where is that default keybind actually stored, in the settings of the Util.Run module? I just migrated from Openbox, so actually adding a new line into xmonad.hs to perform this change is a little over my head, and I could use some help doing it.
Last edited by Olson (2011-03-22 23:56:52)

Answer 1

Could you post the relevant sections in your xmonad.hs (or even better, the entire file) along with what you want to do (even in pseudocode directly injected into your config)? I too use Xmonad but I don't use dmenu and I'm a little lost from your description.
Oh, and XMonad.Util.Run is a command spawning helper module; it has nothing to do with dmenu. So your question about a "default keybind" being stored in the Util.Run module makes no sense.