Finding the number of X11 screens from Haskell

I'd like to know how many X screens the current machine has, to make my .xmonad a little more general; I have a netbook as well as a desktop with two monitors, and I use several si开发者_如何学Pythonngle monitored machines too.

To this end, I'd like to be able to find out how many X screens the current machine has. (I think screens is the correct words, I mean physical monitors).

The reason being is that I want multiple instances of xmobar, one per monitor. I've hard coded it to be on two at the moment.

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If you use the X11 package:

 import Graphics.X11.Xinerama (getScreenInfo)

that will dynamically return a list of Rectangles, telling you how many screens, and their dimensions.

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For the curious, I ended up using

 screenCount :: X Int  
 screenCount = withDisplay (io.fmap length.getScreenInfo)

I also found out that the XMonad module has a function

 screenCount :: Display -> Foreign.C.Types.CInt