W dniu 27.03.2011 16:15, Anurag Priyam pisze:
>> You still need to provide a list of roles you want/need to match. The
>> problem was how to make a negative match.
>>
>> I have another (better?) example: I want to make all Firefox windows
>> floating except ones with instance "Navigator" (all preferences,
>> downloads any any window created by some plugin should be floating).
>
> That is a better example. I have been bitten by it myself. Attached is
> a small patch (against git head) that adds rule_no key to rules table
> to make an exception. 'rule_no' follows the semantics of 'rule' or
> 'rule_any' depending on the what you have used. Since the patch is
> against git head, it might not apply cleanly but you know what to
> change :). I will put it on the dev list and see if it can be
> included.
Thanks for the patch, it will be helpful, but actually i've figured out
how to do this (the firefox example) without it :-P
You just need to "think backwards":
First make all Firefox windows as floating:
{ rule = {class = "Firefox"}, properties = {floating = true} }
and then disable floating for Firefox+Navigator:
{ rule = {class = "Firefox", instance = "Navigator"}, properties =
{floating = false} },
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