with a border the focussed window. May be that the border could be activated
only when there is more than one client in the view, since when there is
only
one it seems redundant, but I do not know how heavy would be the impact of
this on the code.
i thought about that too, actually it's pretty easy:
you can do it in view.c:dotile() (in the loop you should check for "n
== 1" then set client size to the window area size (waw,wah))
a nicer solution is to do it in client.c:resize()
actually if a window is fullscreen sized, the border is not drawn:
if(c->w == sw && c->h == sh)
wc.border_width = 0;
else
wc.border_width = BORDERPX;
XConfigureWindow(dpy, c->win, CWX | CWY | CWWidth | CWHeight |
CWBorderWidth, &wc);
the only problem is c->w == sw won't happen since we always set c->w =
sw - 2*BORDERPX
so imho the test should be more like:
if(c->w >= waw - 2*BORDERPX && c->h >= wah - 2*BORDERPX)
{
c->w = sw;
c->h = sh
wc.border_width = 0;
}
(in this case the border will disappear from floating windows as well
if they are "very big", which is good imho)
