Etan Reisner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: [...]
> From the "Lua: " query use mod_query.query_renameframe(_) to rename > the target frame, then use winprops/kludges for what you > want. Though you might have some difficulty using this if emacs > doesn't set different roles/etc. on each window. Ah. OK, for some reason I was thinking that would only work with workspaces. Probably because there's an obvious way to give a new workspace a name. That should work, thanks, and it makes sense (and it opens other possibilities for automatically placing things that hadn't occurred to me). I don't think emacs gives particularly good control over frame properties, but I'll bet I can hack something to at least control the window title suitably, or perhaps use a winprop to put the initial emacs frame where I want it (I think the command line arguments give reasonable flexibility, so I can probably control the initial frame), then use a winprop on generic emacs frames. No ideas on my "other frame" idea? It might be handy if one were drilling down into something in some way---maybe following tags or something (with a new window for each). Then you'd probably want to flip between the two frames, so you always have the current and the last window visible.
