On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 12:03 AM, Carlos Pita <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Hi,
Hi.
I'm a bit reluctant to patch dwm pertag just for this. I think it's
> more sensible to make floating client's children recursively floating.
Why? It does exactly what you need if you use a tag only for that program.
> What do you think? Can you help me implement this, if it's possible at
> all? (I'm not even sure whether X has a notion of parent-child
> relationship between clients or not)
I'm not an X11 coder but AFAIK you can go through the siblings of a parent
window and eventually apply a set of rules to each client by using the
XQueryTree(3) routine in a way similar to that of the scan() function. It's
a bit excessive in thise case, i think. I had such problem with aMSN which
have a different WM_CLASS name for each sibling. For lucky the number of
possible siblings is finite and not much huge so the result, in my case, are
the following lines in config.h:
// aMSN
{ "Amsn", NULL, NULL, 1<<1, True },
{ "Chatwindow", NULL, NULL, 1<<1, True },
{ "Toplevel", NULL, NULL, 1<<1, True },
{ "Searchdialog", NULL, NULL, 1<<1, True },
{ "Assistant", NULL, NULL, 1<<1, True },
Likely it's doable in a "better" manner even if i'm quite happy this way.
Saluti,
Claudio M. Alessi
