Mauricio Fernandez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > [snip]
> Any chance I could have a look at the modifications? ;) Sure. You can find my wmiirc and related files at: http://jbms.ath.cx/~jbms/wmii/ I've also made available the version of the wmii code that I'm using, namely the 20060705 snapshot with modifications that I've made, including the following: - Reverted the changes to the tag bar, because I think they resulted in an uglier appearance, and I don't have any desire to use the mouse for retagging and such anyway. - Changed all references to clients in the filesystem interface to use the unique (i.e. never reused) client "ids" rather than client indices; this avoids race conditions in implementing various behaviors. - Added a "select client <id>" command to /tag/<tag>/ctl to make the client with the specified id the selected client in the specified tag. - Fixed a bug related to tag events when the first client window created and reassigned a tag due to /tagrules. - Changed the configurerequest handler to work more sanely, i.e. if the window is managed, ignore the request, and send a synthetic configurenotify event, as required by the ICCCM and on which various programs depend (without this change, a synthetic configurenotify event is not sent in most cases, and the request was sort of "partially" processed). Because I didn't bother adding in fullscreen switch handling code (which was written in somewhat of a hackish way, which is why I didn't bother adding it back in), I expected this change to break fullscreen switching, but for me fullscreen switching still seems to work. (Note that there are other places where attempts to set fullscreen mode are checked, so perhaps they are enough.) - Changed the client resizing and positioning logic to handle the aspect hint correctly, and avoid the non-uniform gaps between windows. The uniform margin size is specified by def.margin (which can be adjusted using the fs interface). If, due to aspect or resizeinc hints, a client window needs to take up less space than is available for the frame, it is centered in the frame and the remaining area is filled with black. There is no attempt to gain an extra few pixels of space by adjusting frame sizes based on resizeinc hints, as the code previously attempted to do (but I don't think it did it very well). This change prevents windows from annoyingly changing in size by small amounts when the focus changes. -- Jeremy Maitin-Shepard _______________________________________________ [email protected] mailing list http://wmii.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/wmii
