Adds a PulseAudio shortcuts menu to the Volume Menu. GS >= 3.4 can manage the displayed shortcuts via the prefs tool. The shortcuts are displayed above Sound Settings, and also get added above various 'SoundMenu' extensions which force themselves to load at a desired position, we do no such forcing here. The 'PulseAudio' menu text can also be modified via the prefs tool. (Credit: lmedinas, Xes) This depends on the following, of which is your choice to use and install. To verify they are installed open a terminal and try to run any of the following: pavucontrol paprefs pavumeter pulseaudio-equalizer paman qpaeq gstreamer-properties
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I wasn't sure you could do the braces inside of an else statement. Why would it still try to create something that should be spawned only if fi = true or 1
Everywhere you need more than one line in an if statement, you need braces. Anyway, the indentation is still messed up, but sure.
Please enlighten on the indentation. Is the problem something like, for instance, the following: } else { if (SEPERATOR) itemSeparator.destroy(); Should this be: } else { if (SEPERATOR) itemSeparator.destroy(); Meaning it would be 4 spaces everywhere? If that isn't it I must be blind because it's the only place I see more than four spaces.
I was referring to: } else { pulseMenu = Main.panel._statusArea.volume; nItems = pulseMenu.menu.numMenuItems; if (SEPERATOR) { itemSeparator = new PopupMenu.PopupSeparatorMenuItem(); pulseMenu.menu.addMenuItem(itemSeparator, nItems - 3); } } That's what it should be. Of course, the else block in disable should be indented as well.
Pulse Audio Shortcuts