there make u_spawn use exec_wm (renamed to u_exec) for it's execution to
remove duplicated code.
This means constructs like this work in .cwmrc:
bind CM-t "ssh -Y 192.168.1.2 \"xterm -e top\""
or alternatively:
bind CM-t "ssh -Y 192.168.1.2 'xterm -e top'"
"in it goes" okan@.
of the screen where an application won't be {,vert}maximized over. used for
placing a statusbar or something like xclock.
Patch from Edd Barrett, with input from myself and okan. Thanks!
ok okan@.
fix use-after-free that broke exec's path getting stuff.
``paths'' isn't used anymore, but pointers to within that array are still
used in the next loop. delay freeing it until after then.
If a window is vertically maximized, then resized, before the MAXIMIZED
flag wasn't removed, now it is. so doing a resize then does the right
thing.
Also, separate flags are needed for vertical and normal maximziation,
else when you do vertical-maximize, followed by maximize, the window
returns to it's original size.
ok simon@, okan@
each cmsg_len (ie. msg_controllen = sum of CMSG_ALIGN(cmsg_len). This
works now that kernel fd passing has been fixed to accept a bit of
sloppiness because of this ABI repair.
lots of discussion with kettenis. From deraadt@
found in other places of the tree. Remove sticky and font commandline
options and add another one for alternative config locations.
Split off cwmrc(5) from cwm(1), nuke #ifdef __OpenBSD__ while there.
tested by various kind people, feedback from oga@ and okan@ - thanks!
ok oga@, jasper@, okan@
I've yet to speak to anyone who uses it, so just kill it.
You can still add/remove from groups using the mouse binding. Groups
may get a re-work sometime soon if i have a stroke of genius.
knocks about 4k off the i386 binary for me.
ok okan@, todd@.
code would always assume that the number of windows to switch to was
three if there were more windows hidden. Check for CLIENT_HIDDEN when we
count. Now it counts correctly.
ok simon@.
this prevents the issue where you close or hide a window, and end up
with no client selected (you're on the root window). When that happened
alt-tab failed. This, however, exposed to me a few more issues in the
alt-tabbing code:
-the code to detect how many lines we need looks bogus (you always get
three)
-alt-tabbing when everything is hidden always reawakes the most recent
window.
Fixes for these will be forthcoming.
ok simon@.
Also, exec_wm() currenty err()s out if something failed with the exec,
killing the currently running wm. This is bad. Replace the err() with
warn() instead.
from Gleydson Soares, thanks!
