Support power bridge systems.

FakeSlice.cs

@@ -6,29 +6,29 @@ namespace ThinkBattery
 {
     class Program
     {
-
         static void Main(string[] args)
         {
 
             var batInterface = new BatteryInterface();
             var chargeStatus = batInterface.QueryBattery(1).SmartBatteryStatus.ChargeStatus.GetValue();
-            var bat = new ChargeThreshold
-            {
+            var chargeStatusTwo = batInterface.QueryBattery(2).SmartBatteryStatus.ChargeStatus.GetValue();
+            var bat = new ChargeThreshold {
                 IsEnabled = true,
                 SlotNumber = 1,
                 StartValue = 0,
-                StopValue = 1
+                StopValue = 0
             };
-            if (chargeStatus == "NoActivity") {
-                bat.StopValue = 0;
+            if (chargeStatus == "Charging" || chargeStatusTwo == "Charging") {
+                bat.StopValue = 1;
             }
-            if (args.Length == 1 && args[0] == "on")
-            {
+            if (args.Length == 1 && args[0] == "on") {
                 bat.StopValue = 1;
             } else if (args.Length == 1 && args[0] == "off") {
                 bat.StopValue = 0;
             }
             batInterface.SetChargeThreshold(bat);
+            bat.SlotNumber = 2;
+            batInterface.SetChargeThreshold(bat);
         }
     }
 }

README.md

@@ -13,8 +13,4 @@ Just throw `FakeSlice.cs` into your favorite C# compiler, target .NET Framework
 
 The included release binary will toggle your setting when launched without any commandline arguments. Running the application with the argument `on` will turn the FakeSlice "on" - which will disable charging and run off your Power Bank. Running the application with the argument `off` will turn the FakeSlice "off" and charge the internal battery. This should allow you to use FakeSlice in your scripts with ease, and without any arguments FakeSlice works great when bound to a hotkey (ike `Fn + F12`) using Lenovo Vantage.
 
-## To-Do
-
-Fakeslice currently only supports single battery ThinkPads. Support for Power Bridge enabled systems should be coming in a few days, which will allow you to disable internal battery charging. The current version will only disable charging the battery internally marked as the primary.
-
 ### Credits to [Ciastix](https://github.com/Ciastex) for helping expose Lenovo's proprietary interface.