Donald Chai wrote:
- The implementation of tagging is contrary to the suckless philosophy:
http://www.suckless.org/common/
I agree, however this is because the various functions take char* arrays
instead of an Arg union. This makes it impossible to specify bit masks.
We could of course change this but it would break the "new" command
interface[1].
umm...atoi()? :)
This won't work, because we don't know the type of the arguments.
echo focus $DVTM_WINDOW_ID > $DVTM_CMD_FIFO
echo create \'irssi -c irc.freenode.net\' > $DVTM_CMD_FIFO
In the first case the focus command takes an integer, however create
expects a string. Storing the the argument data type in the Cmd struct
would be ugly and inflexible.
- The "focusn" procedure takes away valuable key bindings that I use
for tagging.
I personally find this fast selection quite useful, but it's probably
true that when your working with tags you have less windows per view and
the quick selection is no longer that important.
Another thing is that since I use dvtm when I can't use dwm, I have
ALT-j cycle through windows, rather than "CTRL-g j". So I don't ever
have to punch in "CTRL-g j CTRL-g j" :)
Ah I see.
An unrelated comment: there's some code in madtty.c to work around
some issue in PuTTY. It doesn't seem to make a difference for me (I
use PuTTY), but perhaps a better solution is to call define_key from
the frontend (i.e dvtm.c).
Does this mean the keypad works for you within putty?
The keypad works just fine without any hacks in dvtm. PuTTY just happens
to be set up incorrectly by default. TERM is set to xterm, so one should
just go to Terminal -> Keyboard and set "The Function keys and keypad"
to "Xterm R6".
Yes indeed, the handling of \e0[n] isn't needed.
Regards,
Marc
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