Sometimes I need to have a big window in the master area and i want to open
new windows into the slave one without redrawing the master area.
f.example
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==FFFF
--FFFF
In this example i've been using the slave area as the master one. leaving
one big window on the right and N small windows on the master area.
I've been testing with the nmaster callbacks doing something like:
- open new window
- increase nmaster
But this action forces the redraw of the nmaster window causing some slowdown
(because master area apps usualy are graphical apps like firefox, abiword,
etc..)
I think that dwm must provide a way to define if you want to open new
windows at the head or the tail of the window list. something like:
{ ...., append, { .i = 0 } }, // default: new windows in master (head)
{ ...., append, { .i = 1 } }, // new windows in the tail of the wlist.
It's possible to provide a swapping function like ".i ^= .i" ?
Maybe the "append" function name is not ok, it's just for the example.
Possible keys for this could be META+a, META+e like ^a and ^e emacs-like
keys for line editing (vi-like chars '^' and '$' are not very usable here)
What do you think about this?
--pancake
