Sorry for so long delay, due to one error with mutt's configuration. On Thu, Apr 22, 2010 at 08:08:06AM +0200, Szabolcs Nagy wrote: > On 4/22/10, Yue Wu <vano...@gmail.com> wrote: > > is. But, > > sometimes I want some windows can be always maximized after running and > > still > > is a floating window, so my question is, how to make dwm can auto-maximize > > this type of windows and still keep them be 'isfloating'? Maybe can add a > > feature that can assign them a type of 'ismaxfloating' property? The > > 'monocle' > > layout isn't what I want at all, in this mode, every window will be > > maximized. > > if a window is maximized then i'm not sure what does it matter if it's > floating or not
NonFloating means the window can be overlayed with a Floating one, so, for example, if a maximized NonFloating window is overlayed with a maxmized Floating one, I have to: 1) move the floating window to other tag, or, 2) resize the floating window to smaller size, or, 3) close the floating's window. > > if you need a layout which is similar to monocle but maximizes > isfloating windows as well, then i guess you need to hack dwm.c a lot > since floating windows are handled specially (eg resizehints is always > on for them, they are raised on top of other windows in manage and > restack..) > > if you don't want a new layout just maximization on when it's opened, > then you should hack manage() to set up the window size, but there is > no guarantee that the window will not set its size later I haven't tried monocle layout much, I guess monocle layout is the one that makes all window maximized. And I don't know programming at all... -- Regards, Yue Wu Key Laboratory of Modern Chinese Medicines Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine China Pharmaceutical University No.24, Tongjia Xiang Street, Nanjing 210009, China
