Is it possible to change the extension position(by modifying the extension.js) in gnome-shell status area? I mean that I'd like to see the language indicator in the first position(from left to right), cuz it's visually easier to find it.
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Using information from this page we can deduce that you need to change the line in the extension.js that says
Main.panel.addToStatusArea([sometext],[othertext])
to
Main.panel.addToStatusArea([sometext], [othertext], 1)
After modifying the extension.js file, hit Alt+F2 and then put 'r' in the box and hit enter.
I haven't found any central source to reference the gnome-shell JavaScript API (called GJS). Would be really handy if there was one easily accessible.
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Sorry about that. I forgot to evaluate Panel from the linked code. The code is now correct.– Chuck ROct 27, 2012 at 6:00
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hm, I'm trying to move all-in-one-places extension and it's not working this way Main.panel.addToStatusArea('all-in-one-places', _indicator, 0); Oct 27, 2012 at 6:08
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I got it to work just fine. However, mine was already in position 0 and I moved it to position 1. Remember, that to reload the modified extension you have to press Alt+F2, enter 'r' into the box and hit enter. This will reload gnome-shell.– Chuck ROct 27, 2012 at 6:12
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awesome, it appeared I needed to move it to position 1,sou the language indicator become the position 0. Oct 27, 2012 at 6:15