release 1.7.2

edited readme, changelog
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Ver.1.7.2:
+ added tags $dd, $d, $hh, $h, $mm, $m to custom uptime format
+ added scalling to tooltips
+ added dataengine configuration from ptm
+ added custom command to dataengine
- removed custom command from ptm
- removed tags $ds, $hs, $ms
Ver.1.7.1:
- removed error label

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makedepends=('automoc4' 'cmake')
source=(https://github.com/arcan1s/pytextmonitor/releases/download/V.${pkgver}/${_pkgname}-${pkgver}-src.tar.xz)
install=${pkgname}.install
md5sums=('e6069564afe15e655c918d3411573415')
md5sums=('b1a23c5d38d196297235b5acd5f099ca')
backup=('usr/share/config/extsysmon.conf')
build () {

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Configuration
-------------
For edited output you must open Settings window and setup output format in lines:
* label `$time` - time in default format. For example, `fri Nov 6 04:48:01 2013`
* label `$isotime` - time in iso format
* label `$shorttime` - time in short locale format
* label `$longtime` - time in long locale format
* label `$custom` - custom time format
* label `$uptime` - uptime, <i>---d--h--m</i>
* label `$custom` - custom uptime format
* label `$cpu` - total load cpu, <i>%</i>
* label `$cpuN` - load CPU for core N, <i>%</i>. N should be in range 0 to 8
* label `$cpucl` - average cpu clock, <i>MHz</i>
* label `$cpuclN` - cpu clock for core N, <i>MHz</i>. N should be in range 0 to 8
* label `$tempN` - temperature for device N. For example, `$temp0`
* label `$gpu` - GPU usage, <i>%</i>. `aticonfig` or `nvidia-smi` must be installed
* label `$gputemp` - GPU temperature. `aticonfig` or `nvidia-smi` must be installed
* label `$mem` - usage memory, <i>%</i>
* label `$memmb` - usage memory, <i>MB</i>
* label `$swap` - swap, <i>%</i>
* label `$swapmb` - swap, <i>MB</i>
* label `$hddN` - usage for mount point N, <i>%</i>. For example, `$hdd0`
* label `$hddtempN` - temperature for HDD N. For example, `$hddtemp0`
* label `$down` - download speed, <i>KB/s</i>
* label `$up` - upload speed, <i>KB/s</i>
* label `$netdev` - current network device
* label `$bat` - battery charge, <i>%</i>
* label `$ac` - status AC device. Return <i>(*)</i> if AC device is online or <i>( )</i> if offline
* label `$album` - current song album. One of supported music players must be installed
* label `$artist` - current song artist. One of supported music players must be installed
* label `$progress` - current song progress. One of supported music players must be installed (mpd does not support yet)
* label `$time` - current song duration. One of supported music players must be installed
* label `$title` - current song title. One of supported music players must be installed
* label `$custom` - returns output for custom command
* tag `$time` - time in default format. For example, `fri Nov 6 04:48:01 2013`
* tag `$isotime` - time in iso format
* tag `$shorttime` - time in short locale format
* tag `$longtime` - time in long locale format
* tag `$custom` - custom time format
* tag `$uptime` - uptime, <i>---d--h--m</i>
* tag `$custom` - custom uptime format
* tag `$cpu` - total load cpu, <i>%</i>
* tag `$cpuN` - load CPU for core N, <i>%</i>. N should be in range 0 to 8
* tag `$cpucl` - average cpu clock, <i>MHz</i>
* tag `$cpuclN` - cpu clock for core N, <i>MHz</i>. N should be in range 0 to 8
* tag `$tempN` - temperature for device N. For example, `$temp0`
* tag `$gpu` - GPU usage, <i>%</i>. `aticonfig` or `nvidia-smi` must be installed
* tag `$gputemp` - GPU temperature. `aticonfig` or `nvidia-smi` must be installed
* tag `$mem` - usage memory, <i>%</i>
* tag `$memmb` - usage memory, <i>MB</i>
* tag `$swap` - swap, <i>%</i>
* tag `$swapmb` - swap, <i>MB</i>
* tag `$hddN` - usage for mount point N, <i>%</i>. For example, `$hdd0`
* tag `$hddtempN` - temperature for HDD N. For example, `$hddtemp0`
* tag `$down` - download speed, <i>KB/s</i>
* tag `$up` - upload speed, <i>KB/s</i>
* tag `$netdev` - current network device
* tag `$bat` - battery charge, <i>%</i>
* tag `$ac` - status AC device. Return <i>(*)</i> if AC device is online or <i>( )</i> if offline
* tag `$album` - current song album. One of supported music players must be installed
* tag `$artist` - current song artist. One of supported music players must be installed
* tag `$progress` - current song progress. One of supported music players must be installed (mpd does not support yet)
* tag `$time` - current song duration. One of supported music players must be installed
* tag `$title` - current song title. One of supported music players must be installed
* tag `$custom` - returns output for custom command
Label order will changed if you change slider position. HTML tags in label work normally.
**NOTE** you don't may set to show $cpu in swap label for example. <b>$cpu will work only in cpu label</b>.
**NOTE** you don't may set to show $cpu in swap label for example. **$cpu will work only in cpu label**.
Advanced settings
-----------------
**Custom time**
* label `$dddd` - weekday in long format
* label `$ddd` - weekday in short format
* label `$dd` - day
* label `$d` - day without zero
* label `$MMMM` - month in long format
* label `$MMM` - month in short format
* label `$MM` - month
* label `$M` - month without zero
* label `$yyyy` - year
* label `$yy` - year in short format
* label `$hh` - hours
* label `$h` - hours without zero
* label `$mm` - minutes
* label `$m` - minutes without zero
* label `$ss` - seconds
* label `$s` - seconds without zero
* tag `$dddd` - weekday in long format
* tag `$ddd` - weekday in short format
* tag `$dd` - day
* tag `$d` - day without zero
* tag `$MMMM` - month in long format
* tag `$MMM` - month in short format
* tag `$MM` - month
* tag `$M` - month without zero
* tag `$yyyy` - year
* tag `$yy` - year in short format
* tag `$hh` - hours
* tag `$h` - hours without zero
* tag `$mm` - minutes
* tag `$m` - minutes without zero
* tag `$ss` - seconds
* tag `$s` - seconds without zero
**Custom uptime**
* label `$ds` - uptime days
* label `$hs` - uptime hours
* label `$ms` - uptime minutes
* tag `$dd` - uptime days
* tag `$dd` - uptime days without zero
* tag `$hh` - uptime hours
* tag `$h` - uptime hours without zero
* tag `$mm` - uptime minutes
* tag `$m` - uptime minutes without zero
**Temperature devices**