Nibble [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there,
And I can say that for xinerama we will probably need to adapt it to
support also vertical tiling. Using horitzontal it's mostly a waste of
space on big screens.
Yes, I think you are right. Furthermore, horizontal tiling (Anselm's
notation)
You could simplify the code by introducing to two global variables that
indicate whether the master or tiled area is horizontal.
So switching to |= would simply set tileh = True and leave masterh
unchanged and switchting to -|= would set tileh = True and masterh = True.
So you could simple
would like to see something like vntile and hntile or just a toggle for it.
What do
you think about this?
--pancake
On Sun, 30 Mar 2008 01:41:06 +0100
Nibble [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there,
I have adapted the nmaster ntile layout for the current dwm
hg tip. Maybe it could be useful
Hi there,
And I can say that for xinerama we will probably need to adapt it to
support also vertical tiling. Using horitzontal it's mostly a waste of
space on big screens.
Yes, I think you are right. Furthermore, horizontal tiling (Anselm's notation)
could be useful for some other geoms (eg
Sorry for noise, but this last version of ntile should fit better any geom.
Kind regards,
Nibble
int nmaster = NMASTER;
void
ntile(void) {
unsigned int i, n = counttiled(), lnx, lny, lnw, lnh, lmah, lmw, lmh, lth;
Client *c;
/* window geoms */
lmah = (n = nmaster) ? moh : mh;
lmh = (n =
Hi there,
I have adapted the nmaster ntile layout for the current dwm
hg tip. Maybe it could be useful for someone else.
You should modify config.h to include (after setting RESIZEHINTS):
#define NMASTER 1
#include nmaster.c
Add a new ntile layout
Layout layouts
Sorry, there was a problem using it in a dual screen setup. Should be fixed
now.
Kind regards,
Nibble
int nmaster = NMASTER;
void
ntile(void) {
unsigned int i, n = counttiled(), lnx, lny, lnw, lnh, lmw, lmh, lth;
Client *c;
/* window geoms */
lmh = (n = nmaster) ? mh / (n 0 ? n : 1) : mh
