From: MC (mc@hack.org)
Date: Sun Oct 26 2003 - 18:12:54 CET
Jerry A! <jerry@thehutt.org> writes:
> The first is that I'd like to enable what other WMs refer to as
> "windoze cycling". Is this even possible in ctwm? I can't find any
> way to 'flip' between two entries in the WarpRing.
What does your warpring configuration look like? It works OK for me
with CTWM 3.6:
### Move around focus on current workspace with Control-left and
### C-right. But don't focus on clocks and mailboxes.
WindowRing
WarpRingOnScreen
WindowRingExclude
{
"xbiff"
"dclock"
"xclock"
}
"Left" = control : all : f.warpring "prev"
"Right" = control : all: f.warpring "next"
I use a similar configuration to move between workspaces:
"Left" = mod1 : all : f.prevworkspace
"Right" = mod1 : all: f.nextworkspace
but I also move between ten configured workspaces with the function
keys à la
"F1" = : all : f.gotoworkspace "1"
et cetera.
> Second, is it possible to maintain recognized window state when
> traversing workspaces? Basically, whenever I enter a workspace I'd like
> to automatically warp to the window that last had focus in said
> workspace before leaving the workspace.
Not possible as far as I know. The focus will be wherever your pointer
is. I don't think it would be too much trouble to put this change in,
though. I'll look into it if I can find the time. I'll let you know
where to find the patches unless someone beats me to it.
-- MC, http://hack.org/mc/
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