> > Just add a space after whatever you're entering in the menu. So instead > > of just "1", type "1 " and it will only return "1". > > That breaks my key bindings, ality. The client now has tag "1 " instead > of just "1". Of course, I could do something to bind the keys properly, > but all I'm saying is that the solution you proposed doesn't fit my > needs out of the box.
Just what I said. Sorry for the repition guys (crossed posts). > What I currently do to solve this situation is tag the client with > a non-existant tag (e.g. z), then retag it with '1'. (or perhaps not > using 1+2 at all... yup, that's what I do :) ) The way I've fixed it currently is to modify wmiirc to show all the avaliable tags, not just the current one. The following should work until a better fix is available: $MODKEY-Shift-t) xwrite /view/sel/sel/tags "`( wmiir read /view/sel/sel/tags ; echo ; wmiir read /tags ) | sort | uniq | wmiimenu`" &;; Pardon if this is not good sh, but I only have bash ;) Cheers, Chris. _______________________________________________ [email protected] mailing list http://wmii.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/wmii
