>> if there is 1 column open, then open a new column when I create a window >> otherwise, split current column.
> It's not really straightforward. You'd have to script it. > > Event CreateClient > local client=$1 > IFS=+; local tags=$(wmiir read /client/$client/tags); unset > IFS > for tag in $tags; do > if [ $(wmiir read "/tag/$tag/index" | grep '^#' | wc > -l) = 2 ]; then > wmiir xwrite "/tag/$tag/ctl" $client right > fi > done Kris, thanks for this script. However, I'm using wmii 3.6 from the Arch 'extra" repository. The script doesn't work on my machine. I put "debug" statements in the CreateClient event, and I get the following: $client is: Mod4-Return Tags are: So, I think that the $tags list isn't being read correctly, because it doesn't get inside the tags FOR loop. Therefore, the script never gets inside the IF condition. Can someone point me in the direction of what kind of data is in the /client/I can give it a go, but I don't know how the virtual filesystem is structured. Thanks, --Nate
