Now with haddock documentation, a proper header and nicer, warningfree code, ready
for a first release and inclusion in XMonadConrib. It works for me, but needs more
testing. If you run xmonad with gnome-panel or something similar, please try it.
Thanks,
Joachim
Just a small refactooring (well, now runCommand requires a command list, and
I added runCommand's that will take a string to run it against the default
command list) to include this module in MetaModule so that we can track it
in case of API changes (this patch has been requested by Spencer).
This module allows dwm-style tagging (as I understand dwm). You can have a
given window visible in multiple workspaces. If it's visible in two
workspaces both of which are visible, a gap will show up in one of them
(which is something that needs fixing in xmonad core). Also defines a
kill1 which is like kill, but only removes from the current workspace a
window if it's in multiple workspaces.
WARNING! This change will break existing Tabbed configurations. The
problem is that there is no way within a Layout's "doLayout" to safely
modify the layout itself. This makes LayoutHooks fragile, and more to the
point, makes SimpleStacking fragile, so we can't safely define a
tabbed' = simpleStacking . tabbed
A workaround would have been to duplicate the tabbed code, but I'd rather
leave the ugliness and get this fixed.
This layout hack increases the size of the window that has focus (the master
window excepted). This causes it to overlap with nearby windows, so not for
tiling purists :)
Screenshot: http://caladan.rave.org/magnifier.png
Automatically puts the focused window in the master position. It's magic.
I wrote this for the Circle layout, but it's actually usable with other
layouts as well.
This is designed for layouts like full and tabbed, where the red square
around the screen actually conveys no information (except for weird windows
that use the shape extension or something, so that more than one window is
actually visible). Save some real estate at no cost.
