On Mon, Mar 17, 2014 at 09:53:14AM -0400, Bryan Bennett wrote:
> I'm currently playing with the tagging branch and I've managed to reduce the
> tagging code to two modfiers. I'm using Ctrl+A + {1,2,3,4} for view,
> Ctrl+A + {!,_AT_,#,$} for tag (so it mirrors dwm's keybinds a bit). I'm also
> using Ctrl+S + {1,2,3,4} for toggletag and Ctrl+S + {!,_AT_,#,$} for toggleview.
I personally find MOD+[Function-key] much nicer to use than your special characters.
> This replicates tmux pretty well for me, so I'm a pretty happy camper with
> regards to this portion.
Good for you.
> However, I've noticed that screen drawing seems...
> wonky. (particularly with vim) I have installed the 'new' terminfo (not sure
> if it changed; didn't think to check till now...) to no avail. Was some of the
> redrawing logic that was changed in 0.11 changed in rebasing tagging
> onto master?
Could be the case, as I said it wasn't really tested. That being said what
artifacts do you encounter? Upon a ~10 second test I didn't notice something
completely broken. Just to make sure it doesn't happen with the master branch,
right?
> I'm also not 100% clear on what toggleview should actually DO.
Well it does the same thing as in dwm. I think your confusing it with toggletag.
I thought there was a wiki page about the tagging concept but upon a quick search
I didn't find it...
> 'view' brings a tag into view (and discards any other tags from the view)
displays all windows with a given tag
> 'tag' "sends" a client to a tag (much like "send to dekstop" does in most wms)
applies a given tag to the focused window
> 'toggletag' brings a tag into your current view.
No, it adds/removes a given tag to/from the focused window
> 'toggleview' doesn't seem to do...anything.
adds/removes all windows with a given tag to/from the view
Hope that helps.
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