Added new messages the layout understands to allow changing the grid aspect
ratio and setting the fraction of the master to a given value rather than
changing it relative to the current value.
I recently found that I use xpad to add sticky notes to my desktop. I wanted
to be able to show/hide these in the same fashion as regular scratchpads. This
patch adds a function that allows to do this while reusing most of the existing
NamedScratchpad code.
This patch introduces two new message SetMasterRows and SetMasterCols for the
X.GridVariants.SplitGrid layout, which set the number of rows/columns in the
master grid to the given value. This is useful when setting the number of rows
and/or columns non-incrementally using an interface such as GridSelect.
Now that spawn assumes executeFile takes a String containing utf8 codepoints
(and takes an actual String as input) adjust Prompt.Shell to avoid double
encoding. U.Run functions are updated to be consistent with spawn.
* true error: more modules export foldl/foldl'/foldr, so explicitly use the Data.Foldable one
* -Werror error: transition from Control.OldException to Control.Exception, assuming everything was IOException
If an action that requires the keyboard to be grabbed (e.g., launching dmenu),
it is a race when submapping the action as to whether the action will have
access to the keyboard or not. To fix this, the keyboard should be ungrabbed
before executing the action.
This better expresses the idea that the argument to alwaysTrue is just there to
select an instance. Another option could be to do use a fundep, which seems to
be compatible with the two instances so far.
class Predicate p w | p -> w
Now the number of runs each can be set, and the failures and successes are
summarized in the same way as the core Properties.hs. There is some duplicated
code which could be avoided by modifying Properties.hs.
Daniel's change which broke -Wall (adding an import for haddock only) was
somehow removed. Instead we can just modify the sample code to add the import.
Based on Adam Vogts recommendation on the mailing list. I had to give explicit
type signatures to get rid of warnings, but nearly verbatim to his version.
LayoutBuilderP is similar to LayoutBuilder (and is based on it), but LayoutBuilderP places windows matching given X.U.WindowProperties.Property (or any other predicate) into one rectangle, instead of fixed number of windows.
Somewhere between my creating the original version of this script and
adding it to the tree, a backslash got lost. It appears to have been
lost in the version I put on the wiki, so I suspect a copy-paste
problem at that point.
