On Wed, 21 Oct 2009, Colin Shea wrote:
On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 1:15 PM, Peter John Hartman
<peterjohnhart...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
In light of the parallel discussion re surf and dmenu, I thought I'd open
up
the following suggestion: Can we put the various keybindings used in dmenu
in config.h rather than dmenu.c? There is one case where I know this will
prove useful, namely, the keybinding to close dmenu, which currently is
XK_Escape. I launch dmenu with a keybinding to Shift_R and I like to be
able to close dmenu with the same keystroke, i.e.\ Shift_R. But more
generally most other suckless apps have the keybindings in config.h, so
why
not dmenu?
Yours,
Peter
And I already posted to the previous discussion before reading this, great.
As I stated, it would be better than a parameter passed to dmenu on the
command line.
While it would be excessive, could it also be possible to have the
keybindings change the options available, not the input? Thinking
something along the line of a dmenu-based clone of Google's
Suggestions feature. Being able to type something then have dynamic
results, rather than static. This would be a lot more complex I'd bet than
what Anselm suggested.
Hi,
1. I'm glad we agree on the config.h vs. argument-from-commandline vs. dmenu.c
question.
2. I don't understand the subsequent request, although I've never used "Google's Suggestions" either.
What do you have in mind?
Peter
