#263: followtag default to true; changing quake definition

[etc/awesome.git] / widgets / cpu.lua

diff --git a/widgets/cpu.lua b/widgets/cpu.lua
index 55a3799457271598d60e05847480a23bf149bc49..c33c7eb68736692b9eede3e456b0cf616b474e8d 100644 (file)
--- a/widgets/cpu.lua
+++ b/widgets/cpu.lua
@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@
                                                   
 --]]
 
-local first_line   = require("lain.helpers").first_line
+local lines_match  = require("lain.helpers").lines_match
 local newtimer     = require("lain.helpers").newtimer
 
 local wibox        = require("wibox")
@@ -21,14 +21,11 @@ local setmetatable = setmetatable
 
 -- CPU usage
 -- lain.widgets.cpu
-local cpu = {
-    last_total = 0,
-    last_active = 0
-}
+local cpu = { core = {} }
 
 local function worker(args)
     local args     = args or {}
-    local timeout  = args.timeout or 5
+    local timeout  = args.timeout or 2
     local settings = args.settings or function() end
 
     cpu.widget = wibox.widget.textbox('')
@@ -37,35 +34,48 @@ local function worker(args)
         -- Read the amount of time the CPUs have spent performing
         -- different kinds of work. Read the first line of /proc/stat
         -- which is the sum of all CPUs.
-        local times = first_line("/proc/stat")
-        local at = 1
-        local idle = 0
-        local total = 0
-        for field in string.gmatch(times, "[%s]+([^%s]+)")
-        do
-            -- 3 = idle, 4 = ioWait. Essentially, the CPUs have done
-            -- nothing during these times.
-            if at == 3 or at == 4
-            then
-                idle = idle + field
+        local times = lines_match("cpu","/proc/stat")
+
+        for index,time in pairs(times) do
+            local coreid = index - 1
+            local core   = cpu.core[coreid] or
+                           { last_active = 0 , last_total = 0, usage = 0 }
+            local at     = 1
+            local idle   = 0
+            local total  = 0
+
+            for field in string.gmatch(time, "[%s]+([^%s]+)") do
+                -- 4 = idle, 5 = ioWait. Essentially, the CPUs have done
+                -- nothing during these times.
+                if at == 4 or at == 5 then
+                    idle = idle + field
+                end
+                total = total + field
+                at = at + 1
             end
-            total = total + field
-            at = at + 1
-        end
-        local active = total - idle
 
-        -- Read current data and calculate relative values.
-        local dactive = active - cpu.last_active
-        local dtotal = total - cpu.last_total
+            local active = total - idle
+
+            if core.last_active ~= active or core.last_total ~= total then
+                -- Read current data and calculate relative values.
+                local dactive = active - core.last_active
+                local dtotal  = total - core.last_total
+                local usage   = math.ceil((dactive / dtotal) * 100)
 
-        usage = tostring(math.ceil((dactive / dtotal) * 100))
+                core.last_active = active
+                core.last_total  = total
+                core.usage       = usage
+
+                -- Save current data for the next run.
+                cpu.core[coreid] = core
+            end
+        end
 
         widget = cpu.widget
-        settings()
+        cpu_now = cpu.core
+        cpu_now.usage = cpu_now[0].usage
 
-        -- Save current data for the next run.
-        cpu.last_active = active
-        cpu.last_total = total
+        settings()
     end
 
     newtimer("cpu", timeout, update)