On Sat, Sep 15 2012, Michael Raskin wrote: > <CAOFjF6eihW_8Yy-tyTZ+T=w1tyczon4scg2g81gfy-n1kta...@mail.gmail.com>) > Mime-Version: 1.0 > Content-type: text/plain; charset="UTF-8" > >>Interesting That's good to know, though my problem here is with >>targeting the correct frame and window, not with sending the keypress. >>I'll muddle with it a bit more. > > Could you specify more precisely what you do want? You could just > iterate over all the windows and choose based on window title/window > class/window role. Then bring the window to front and send whatever > events you want. > > Or you could use my window-tags contrib module, tag the window once and > simply bring it up by tag - if every tag is only used once filtering > problem is non-existent. > > Or if you don't want to use either window tags or manual iteration, you > can get my wse.lisp contrib-candidate module > http://mtn-host.prjek.net/viewmtn/stumpwm-tagging/branch/changes/com.ignorelist.401a0bf1.raskin.stumpwm-config > (browse files and get wse.lisp). The code will look like > > (act-on-matching-windows > (w :screen) > (and > (or > (titled-p w "Precise Title") > (title-re-p w "Title re[gu]{2}lar expression") > ) > (classed-p w "Window class") > (in-current-group-p w) > ) > ; Bring the w window where you wish (probably, focus-window and > ; really-raise-window could be used) and send it events > )
Thanks -- these are some interesting options, and I've been meaning to look at the window-tags contrib module for a while. In this instance I actually *don't* want anything very complicated: my use-case is just to throw individual keypresses (most often scrolling a web-page) at the frame next to the one I'm working in, and 90% of the time that's the frame I accessed most recently. Eric _______________________________________________ Stumpwm-devel mailing list Stumpwm-devel@nongnu.org https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/stumpwm-devel
