While we're on macros, I use the following macro for each tag,
so I can spawn an xterm wherever I want, in what mode I want,
just by setting its class, e.g.
$ xterm -class XTerm4f
spawns a floating xterm on tag 4 (1-based indexing)
#define TAG(i) (1 << (i-1))
#define XTERM(n) \
{ "XTerm"#n , NULL, NULL, TAG(n), False, -1 }, \
{ "XTerm"#n"f" , NULL, NULL, TAG(n), True, -1 }
/* meanwhile, in tag rules... */
XTERM(1),
XTERM(2),
...
It's been really useful for things like surf, where I can easily spawn
all the download-handling xterms on an unused tag and deal with
them later without having to recompile dwm with a new tag entry.
Course I have to bodge my .Xdefaults a bit to keep them obeying
whatever rules I want. I don't know whether it's valid or not,
but just having all lowercase "xterm" works:
xterm*background: black
s/xterm/urxvt too
Cheers, Rob
