Need help to change format that script creates.

[Logansfury]

Hello everyone,

Another all nighter on the Linux box lol.

I have the following script:

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${color1}${goto 35}CPU : ${color}${exec sensors  | grep 'temp1' | awk 'NR==1{print $2}'} ${alignr}${color1}GPU : ${color}${exec sensors  | grep 'temp1' | awk 'NR==2{print $2}'}

This outputs the temps of each of my 4 cpu cores, but it does it as a single column of 4 rows of text. I would like please to have this print in 2 columns with 2 items each ie:

Current display:
1
2
3
4

Desired display
1 2
3 4

Can anyone provide an edit?

Thanks for reading,

Logan

[xenopeek]

You can append a pipe | paste -d$'\t' - - at the end to join odd and even lines, separate them with a tab.

Or an extra pipe | paste -d$'\t' - - | column -t to neatly format it into columns, using only the width for each column as needed. If lines can have different lengths this may work better.

Example:

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$ echo $'+12.0°C\n+24.0°C\n+36.0°C\n+48.0°C'
+12.0°C
+24.0°C
+36.0°C
+48.0°C
$ echo $'+12.0°C\n+24.0°C\n+36.0°C\n+48.0°C' | paste -d$'\t' - -
+12.0°C	+24.0°C
+36.0°C	+48.0°C
$ echo $'+12.0°C\n+24.0°C\n+36.0°C\n+48.0°C' | paste -d$'\t' - - | column -t
+12.0°C  +24.0°C
+36.0°C  +48.0°C

[Logansfury]

Thank you Xenopeek,

I will try these

[Logansfury]

You can append a pipe | paste -d$'\t' - - at the end to join odd and even lines, separate them with a tab.

Or an extra pipe | paste -d$'\t' - - | column -t to neatly format it into columns, using only the width for each column as needed. If lines can have different lengths this may work better.

Example:

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$ echo $'+12.0°C\n+24.0°C\n+36.0°C\n+48.0°C'
+12.0°C
+24.0°C
+36.0°C
+48.0°C
$ echo $'+12.0°C\n+24.0°C\n+36.0°C\n+48.0°C' | paste -d$'\t' - -
+12.0°C	+24.0°C
+36.0°C	+48.0°C
$ echo $'+12.0°C\n+24.0°C\n+36.0°C\n+48.0°C' | paste -d$'\t' - - | column -t
+12.0°C  +24.0°C
+36.0°C  +48.0°C

I'm afraid this didn't work. I pasted at the end of my code, separated by a space and it printed the 4 lines in one column with the command printed on screen as well.

Here is my script:

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${color1}${goto 35}CPU : ${color} \ ${execp sensors coretemp-isa-0000 -u | grep 'temp[1-4]_input' | awk '{printf "${goto 68}Core %d: %+0.1f°F/%+0.1f°C\n", NR, $2 * 9/5 + 32, $2}'

Is there another way please?

[Koentje]

Worked for me!

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$ sensors coretemp-isa-0000 -u | grep 'temp[1-4]_input' | awk '{printf "${goto 68}Core %d: %+0.1fF/%+0.1fC\n", NR, $2 * 9/5 + 32, $2}' | paste -d$'\t' - - | column -t
${goto  68}Core  1:  +141.8F/+61.0C  ${goto  68}Core  2:  +136.4F/+58.0C
${goto  68}Core  3:  +140.0F/+60.0C  ${goto  68}Core  4:  +141.8F/+61.0C

Problem is the ${goto 68}!

PM me your /etc/hwmon file, then i'll fix it..

[Logansfury]

Worked for me!

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$ sensors coretemp-isa-0000 -u | grep 'temp[1-4]_input' | awk '{printf "${goto 68}Core %d: %+0.1fF/%+0.1fC\n", NR, $2 * 9/5 + 32, $2}' | paste -d$'\t' - - | column -t
${goto  68}Core  1:  +141.8F/+61.0C  ${goto  68}Core  2:  +136.4F/+58.0C
${goto  68}Core  3:  +140.0F/+60.0C  ${goto  68}Core  4:  +141.8F/+61.0C

Problem is the ${goto 68}!

PM me your /etc/hwmon file, then i'll fix it..

putting it together now, stand by and thank you

[Koentje]

Ditch these complicated calculations with sensors and execute this script.

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#!/bin/bash

# GET TEMP IN CELCIUS
temp1c=$(echo $(cat $(cat /etc/hwmon | grep coretemp | awk '{print $2}')/temp1_input)/1000 | bc)
temp2c=$(echo $(cat $(cat /etc/hwmon | grep coretemp | awk '{print $2}')/temp2_input)/1000 | bc)
temp3c=$(echo $(cat $(cat /etc/hwmon | grep coretemp | awk '{print $2}')/temp3_input)/1000 | bc)
temp4c=$(echo $(cat $(cat /etc/hwmon | grep coretemp | awk '{print $2}')/temp4_input)/1000 | bc)

# GET TEMP IN FARENHEIT
temp1f=$(echo "1.8*$temp1c+32" | bc)
temp2f=$(echo "1.8*$temp2c+32" | bc)
temp3f=$(echo "1.8*$temp3c+32" | bc)
temp4f=$(echo "1.8*$temp4c+32" | bc)

# SETUP PER LINE
out1="\${goto 100}Core 1: +$temp1f"F/+$temp1c"C"
out2="\${goto 280}Core 2: +$temp2f"F/+$temp2c"C"
out3="\${goto 100}Core 3: +$temp3f"F/+$temp3c"C"
out4="\${goto 280}Core 4: +$temp4f"F/+$temp4c"C"

# PASTE THIS TO CONKY WINDOW
echo "$out1 $out2"
echo "$out3 $out4"

Now you can set it up how you want!

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[Logansfury]

Ditch these complicated calculations with sensors and execute this script.

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#!/bin/bash

# GET TEMP IN CELCIUS
temp1c=$(echo $(cat $(cat /etc/hwmon | grep coretemp | awk '{print $2}')/temp1_input)/1000 | bc)
temp2c=$(echo $(cat $(cat /etc/hwmon | grep coretemp | awk '{print $2}')/temp2_input)/1000 | bc)
temp3c=$(echo $(cat $(cat /etc/hwmon | grep coretemp | awk '{print $2}')/temp3_input)/1000 | bc)
temp4c=$(echo $(cat $(cat /etc/hwmon | grep coretemp | awk '{print $2}')/temp4_input)/1000 | bc)

# GET TEMP IN FARENHEIT
temp1f=$(echo "1.8*$temp1c+32" | bc)
temp2f=$(echo "1.8*$temp2c+32" | bc)
temp3f=$(echo "1.8*$temp3c+32" | bc)
temp4f=$(echo "1.8*$temp4c+32" | bc)

# SETUP PER LINE
out1="\${goto 100}Core 1: +$temp1f"F/+$temp1c"C"
out2="\${goto 280}Core 2: +$temp2f"F/+$temp2c"C"
out3="\${goto 100}Core 3: +$temp3f"F/+$temp3c"C"
out4="\${goto 280}Core 4: +$temp4f"F/+$temp4c"C"

# PASTE THIS TO CONKY WINDOW
echo "$out1 $out2"
echo "$out3 $out4"

Now you can set it up how you want!

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Far out! Thank you so much, I am just finishing edits on the Bleys Weather Widget, and then I will turn attention to this. Bleys coded the alphabetical direction for me straight in the .lua without any additional files! My display is almost exactly as I want it.

[Koentje]

My display is almost exactly as I want it.

Heard that before....

[Logansfury]

My display is almost exactly as I want it.

Heard that before....

I put the blame firmly on Bleys. He makes too many beautiful conky widgets. What the hell is a man to do??

[Logansfury]

Ditch these complicated calculations with sensors and execute this script.

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#!/bin/bash

# GET TEMP IN CELCIUS
temp1c=$(echo $(cat $(cat /etc/hwmon | grep coretemp | awk '{print $2}')/temp1_input)/1000 | bc)
temp2c=$(echo $(cat $(cat /etc/hwmon | grep coretemp | awk '{print $2}')/temp2_input)/1000 | bc)
temp3c=$(echo $(cat $(cat /etc/hwmon | grep coretemp | awk '{print $2}')/temp3_input)/1000 | bc)
temp4c=$(echo $(cat $(cat /etc/hwmon | grep coretemp | awk '{print $2}')/temp4_input)/1000 | bc)

# GET TEMP IN FARENHEIT
temp1f=$(echo "1.8*$temp1c+32" | bc)
temp2f=$(echo "1.8*$temp2c+32" | bc)
temp3f=$(echo "1.8*$temp3c+32" | bc)
temp4f=$(echo "1.8*$temp4c+32" | bc)

# SETUP PER LINE
out1="\${goto 100}Core 1: +$temp1f"F/+$temp1c"C"
out2="\${goto 280}Core 2: +$temp2f"F/+$temp2c"C"
out3="\${goto 100}Core 3: +$temp3f"F/+$temp3c"C"
out4="\${goto 280}Core 4: +$temp4f"F/+$temp4c"C"

# PASTE THIS TO CONKY WINDOW
echo "$out1 $out2"
echo "$out3 $out4"

Now you can set it up how you want!

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I'm still loopy from yesterday's ER visit. Lemme make sure my addled brain is getting this. This is a bash script outside of conky that needs to be exec by conky? So I make a conky with an ${exec } line just before the echo lines?

Please be gentle with me if I got this wrong. Sleep has been elusive lately.

[Koentje]

I'm still loopy from yesterday's ER visit. Lemme make sure my addled brain is getting this. This is a bash script outside of conky that needs to be exec by conky? So I make a conky with an ${exec } line just before the echo lines?

Please be gentle with me if I got this wrong. Sleep has been elusive lately.

What was the problem? The sensors line in your conky.
So you replace this line:
${color1}${goto 35}CPU : ${color} \ ${execp sensors coretemp-isa-0000 -u | grep 'temp[1-4]_input' | awk '{printf "${goto 68}Core %d: %+0.1f°F/%+0.1f°C\n", NR, $2 * 9/5 + 32, $2}'

For this one:
${color1}${goto 35}CPU : ${color} ${execp ./script}

Of course ./script is the name of the script.

[Logansfury]

I'm still loopy from yesterday's ER visit. Lemme make sure my addled brain is getting this. This is a bash script outside of conky that needs to be exec by conky? So I make a conky with an ${exec } line just before the echo lines?

Please be gentle with me if I got this wrong. Sleep has been elusive lately.

What was the problem? The sensors line in your conky.
So you replace this line:
${color1}${goto 35}CPU : ${color} \ ${execp sensors coretemp-isa-0000 -u | grep 'temp[1-4]_input' | awk '{printf "${goto 68}Core %d: %+0.1f°F/%+0.1f°C\n", NR, $2 * 9/5 + 32, $2}'

For this one:
${color1}${goto 35}CPU : ${color} ${execp ./script}

Of course ./script is the name of the script.

I named the script cpu_heat.sh

conky:

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${color1}${goto 35}CPU : ${color} ${execp ./home/logansfury/.conky/cpu_heat.sh}

I only got CPU and GPU displayed, none of the values

[Koentje]

What if you run the script on the terminal?

[Logansfury]

Good Morning Koentje

I'm sorry for late response, I slept in very late, I think I needed it after the ER visit the other day.

It's very likely I have done something wrong or mispasted.

Here is the conky script:

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conky.text = [[
${color1}${goto 35}Dangerous Temps: ${alignr}${color0}(${color2}High: 84.0°C${color0}/${color1}Crit: 100.0°C${color0})
${color}${goto 35}CPU : ${execp /home/logansfury/.conky/cpu_heat.sh} 
# SETUP PER LINE
out1="\${goto 100}Core 1: +$temp1f"F/+$temp1c"C"
out2="\${goto 280}Core 2: +$temp2f"F/+$temp2c"C"
out3="\${goto 100}Core 3: +$temp3f"F/+$temp3c"C"
out4="\${goto 280}Core 4: +$temp4f"F/+$temp4c"C"

# PASTE THIS TO CONKY WINDOW
echo "$out1 $out2"
echo "$out3 $out4"

${color1}${goto 35}GPU: ${color0}${execi 10 sensors | grep -i 'edge' | awk '{temp=$2; sub(/.$/,"",temp); printf("%.1f°F/%.1f°C\n", temp*9/5+32, temp)}'}
 ${alignr}${voffset -15}(${color2}High: 90.0°C${color0}/${color1}Crit: 120.0°C${color0})
]]

Here is the output:

[Koentje]

[Logansfury]

I claim illness and sleep deprivation.

At a guess this doesn't belong in the conky?

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# SETUP PER LINE
out1="\${goto 100}Core 1: +$temp1f"F/+$temp1c"C"
out2="\${goto 280}Core 2: +$temp2f"F/+$temp2c"C"
out3="\${goto 100}Core 3: +$temp3f"F/+$temp3c"C"
out4="\${goto 280}Core 4: +$temp4f"F/+$temp4c"C"

?

[Koentje]

Ditch these complicated calculations with sensors and execute this script.

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#!/bin/bash

# GET TEMP IN CELCIUS
temp1c=$(echo $(cat $(cat /etc/hwmon | grep coretemp | awk '{print $2}')/temp1_input)/1000 | bc)
temp2c=$(echo $(cat $(cat /etc/hwmon | grep coretemp | awk '{print $2}')/temp2_input)/1000 | bc)
temp3c=$(echo $(cat $(cat /etc/hwmon | grep coretemp | awk '{print $2}')/temp3_input)/1000 | bc)
temp4c=$(echo $(cat $(cat /etc/hwmon | grep coretemp | awk '{print $2}')/temp4_input)/1000 | bc)

# GET TEMP IN FARENHEIT
temp1f=$(echo "1.8*$temp1c+32" | bc)
temp2f=$(echo "1.8*$temp2c+32" | bc)
temp3f=$(echo "1.8*$temp3c+32" | bc)
temp4f=$(echo "1.8*$temp4c+32" | bc)

# SETUP PER LINE
out1="\${goto 100}Core 1: +$temp1f"F/+$temp1c"C"
out2="\${goto 280}Core 2: +$temp2f"F/+$temp2c"C"
out3="\${goto 100}Core 3: +$temp3f"F/+$temp3c"C"
out4="\${goto 280}Core 4: +$temp4f"F/+$temp4c"C"

# PASTE THIS TO CONKY WINDOW
echo "$out1 $out2"
echo "$out3 $out4"

Put it in a new file, call it cpu-temps.sh and give it execution rights.
In conky add this line on the place you want these temps ${execp ./cpu-temps.sh}

[Logansfury]

OK I think I am closer to where I should be.

/home/logansfury/.conky/cpu-temps.sh:

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#!/bin/bash

# GET TEMP IN CELCIUS
temp1c=$(echo $(cat $(cat /etc/hwmon | grep coretemp | awk '{print $2}')/temp1_input)/1000 | bc)
temp2c=$(echo $(cat $(cat /etc/hwmon | grep coretemp | awk '{print $2}')/temp2_input)/1000 | bc)
temp3c=$(echo $(cat $(cat /etc/hwmon | grep coretemp | awk '{print $2}')/temp3_input)/1000 | bc)
temp4c=$(echo $(cat $(cat /etc/hwmon | grep coretemp | awk '{print $2}')/temp4_input)/1000 | bc)

# GET TEMP IN FARENHEIT
temp1f=$(echo "1.8*$temp1c+32" | bc)
temp2f=$(echo "1.8*$temp2c+32" | bc)
temp3f=$(echo "1.8*$temp3c+32" | bc)
temp4f=$(echo "1.8*$temp4c+32" | bc)

# SETUP PER LINE
out1="\${goto 100}Core 1: +$temp1f"F/+$temp1c"C"
out2="\${goto 280}Core 2: +$temp2f"F/+$temp2c"C"
out3="\${goto 100}Core 3: +$temp3f"F/+$temp3c"C"
out4="\${goto 280}Core 4: +$temp4f"F/+$temp4c"C"

# PASTE THIS TO CONKY WINDOW
echo "$out1 $out2"
echo "$out3 $out4"

This has been chmod'ed

temperatures.conf:

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conky.text = [[
${color1}${goto 35}Dangerous Temps: ${alignr}${color0}(${color2}High: 84.0°C${color0}/${color1}Crit: 100.0°C${color0})
${color}${goto 35}CPU : ${execp ./cpu-temps.sh}


${color1}${goto 35}GPU: ${color0}${execi 10 sensors | grep -i 'edge' | awk '{temp=$2; sub(/.$/,"",temp); printf("%.1f°F/%.1f°C\n", temp*9/5+32, temp)}'}
 ${alignr}${voffset -15}(${color2}High: 90.0°C${color0}/${color1}Crit: 120.0°C${color0})
]]

Result:

[Koentje]

Have you tested it on the terminal?