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Update battery plugin to show calculating - OSX

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Instantly after removing the charger, I have found that the "AvgTimeToEmpty" value can swing to rediculous values. Apple's current claim is that the max battery life is 12 hours, so any value larger than this is considered a "time is being calculated" value.
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Chris Wiggins 2014-02-17 13:32:24 +13:00
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@ -30,7 +30,11 @@ if [[ $(uname) == "Darwin" ]] ; then
local smart_battery_status="$(ioreg -rc "AppleSmartBattery")" local smart_battery_status="$(ioreg -rc "AppleSmartBattery")"
if [[ $(echo $smart_battery_status | grep -c '^.*"ExternalConnected"\ =\ No') -eq 1 ]] ; then if [[ $(echo $smart_battery_status | grep -c '^.*"ExternalConnected"\ =\ No') -eq 1 ]] ; then
timeremaining=$(echo $smart_battery_status | grep '^.*"AvgTimeToEmpty"\ =\ ' | sed -e 's/^.*"AvgTimeToEmpty"\ =\ //') timeremaining=$(echo $smart_battery_status | grep '^.*"AvgTimeToEmpty"\ =\ ' | sed -e 's/^.*"AvgTimeToEmpty"\ =\ //')
if [ $timeremaining -gt 720 ] ; then
echo "::"
else
echo "~$((timeremaining / 60)):$((timeremaining % 60))" echo "~$((timeremaining / 60)):$((timeremaining % 60))"
fi
else else
echo "∞" echo "∞"
fi fi