Teika Kazura <[email protected]> writes: > Hi. Let us see the second questionnaire on how you use Sawfish. > > Now, tell us, > * What's your focus mode?
enter-only > * Favorite scripts? I use app -- I wrote it before I knew about jump-or-exec/waffle/gimme. It's similar, but uses cycle-commands to cycle between instances. I also use emacs.jl (also on the wiki) a lot to interface with emacs from sawfish -- to edit files, call up gnus, construct menus of emacs buffers (see below), access info, or whatever. It seems a lot of people use something like app, or jump-or-exec. Perhaps a script along those lines should be added to the sawfish bundle? > * Your own hacks? I use the prompt system quite a bit, and wrote prext (on the wiki) that has a way to access menus via prompt, with tab-completion. It's not where I want it to be yet, though. Unfortunately, I had trouble coming to grips with menus -- as I recall the docs don't match the code: there are valid menus that aren't valid according to the docs. One of these days I plan to go back to that, but it's been on the back burner for me for a while. (It seems that the menu code has a preprocessor to do a number of interesting things to menus, but it's not exposed, nor is it exactly clear how to take advantage of it if it were exposed.) I have a few other hacks: - a matcher to keep a window lined up with a corner - constructor for a menu of emacs buffers to create a frame showing that buffer - constructor for a menu to access emacs-muse projects and files There's also the dynamic viewports stuff, which I intend to provide another patch for in a day or so to fix a couple of problems. > * Suggestions on additional question items? Nope. :) -- Jeremy Hankins <[email protected]> PGP fingerprint: 748F 4D16 538E 75D6 8333 9E10 D212 B5ED 37D0 0A03
