Anselm wrote: | B) toggle/tag a specific 'max' tag and view that tag instead
Just a general remark: when I'm working on a single screen (I've got both a 2 screen home setup and a laptop, and I use both heavily) one of the things I often want to do is have two long windows side by side (eg, for manually fixing cruft in a diff application, etc). To do this I've ended up using this same strategy: add a temporary tag to both clients and then view that just that temporary tag. When I've finished I zap the temporary tag of all clients and change the selected tag to go back to how things were. It brings in a reasonable number of functions because I have both atomic "change tag on client"/"change viewed tag" and "change tag on client then change viewed tag" versions, but I find myself using this functionality so frequently I find it's worht it. The code that does this requires a certain degree of "conventions" about how to autopick the temporary tags that is a bit hacky (all to do with incrementing/decrementing the highest set tag on multi-tagged clients), but it works quite well for my usage. (This is part of the reason I have 15 tags available: so that I have enough to leave space for all the temporary tags I might want to use.) Just my thought, cheers, dave tweed
