config.h

#include "blocks/battery.h"
#include "blocks/cputemp.h"
#include "blocks/calendar.h"
#include "blocks/hotspot.h"
#include "blocks/mail.h"
#include "blocks/ram.h"
#include "blocks/volume.h"

/* DELIMITERENDCHAR must be less than 32.
 * At max, DELIMITERENDCHAR - 1 number of clickable blocks are allowed.
 * Raw characters larger than DELIMITERENDCHAR and smaller than ' ' in ASCII
   character set can be used for signaling color change in status.
 * The character corresponding to DELIMITERENDCHAR + 1 ('\x0b' when
   DELIMITERENDCHAR is 10) will switch the active colorscheme to the first one
   defined in colors array in dwm's config.h and so on.
 * If you wish to change DELIMITERENDCHAR, don't forget to update its value in
   dwm.c and color codes in util.h. */
#define DELIMITERENDCHAR                10

static const char delimiter[] = { ' ', ' ', ' ', DELIMITERENDCHAR };

#include "block.h"

/* If interval of a block is set to 0, the block will only be updated once at
   startup.
 * If interval is set to a negative value, the block will never be updated in
   the main loop.
 * Set funcc to NULL if clickability is not required for the block.
 * Set signal to 0 if both clickability and signaling are not required for the
   block.
 * Signal must be less than DELIMITERENDCHAR for clickable blocks.
 * If multiple signals are pending, then the lowest numbered one will be
   delivered first. */

/* funcu - function responsible for updating status text of the block
           (it should return the length of the text (including the terminating
            null byte), if the text was updated and 0 otherwise)
 * funcc - function responsible for handling clicks on the block */

/* 1 interval = INTERVALs seconds, INTERVALn nanoseconds */
#define INTERVALs                       1
#define INTERVALn                       0

static Block blocks[] = {
/*      funcu                   funcc                   interval        signal */
        { hotspotu,             hotspotc,               -1,             4 },
        { calendaru,            calendarc,              1,              1 },
        { mailu,                mailc,                  180,            3 },
        { volumeu,              volumec,                0,              2 },
        { cputempu,             cputempc,               2,              6 },
        { ramu,                 ramc,                   2,              7 },
        { batteryu,             batteryc,               10,             5 },
        { NULL } /* just to mark the end of the array */
};