13:04 <Guest86> Hi, has anyone created a "main and deck" layout yet?

22:42 <NickH> Guest86: Not exactly sure what is meant by "main and deck", but it does sound a bit like "stacktile --primary_count 1 --secondary_count 0 --remainder-sublayout stack".

23:55 <Pound_Hash> Hello

23:56 <Pound_Hash> I'm trying to set river's colors based on time of day

23:57 <Pound_Hash> I've created a wrapper script for river's `init` and in that wrapper I've defined a function

23:57 <Pound_Hash> declare -x river-color() {

23:57 <Pound_Hash> riverctl border-color-unfocused 0xc7c7c7

23:57 <Pound_Hash> riverctl border-color-focused 0x804db3

23:57 <Pound_Hash> }

23:57 <Pound_Hash> riverctl background-color 0xe5d4c3

23:57 <Pound_Hash> In river's init, I simply run the function via `river-color`

23:58 <Pound_Hash> But it's not working

23:58 <Pound_Hash> I've tried without the `declare -x` also

23:59 <Pound_Hash> I could get this to work by defining a variable with the requisite commands and then running `eval variable` in river's init

23:59 <Pound_Hash> But I read that using `eval` is bad practice

23:59 <Pound_Hash> So I'm trying to do it with a function