> Next (Netscape konqueror Mozilla*) WarpToWindow 99 90 This is a nice implementation of an "OR" rule, is there any way of specifying and "AND" rule? For example, a rule to match a window with Class "Netscape" and Title "local*". Now that multiple window names can be read, why not include one.
For example, i would want these to this expression All (Netscape) ThisWindow (local*) ... to be reduced to All (Netscape local*) But this is exactly the syntax used by this patch, hence it means "OR". By default, all other conditions must be true, so i propose an alternate syntax for window name/class/resource "OR" conditions: All (Netscape |konqueror |Mozilla*) ... Perhaps it's not worth the effort? I just thought it was a little counter-intuitive. This also works well with "not" commands: All (Netscape |konqueror |Mozilla* !Opera) ... will match all browsers except opera if "!Opera" is read as an "AND NOT" (which is subtly different to the patch syntax's implied "OR NOT") I guess one could implement an "OR NOT" rule, but i strongly doubt the usefulness of it. I'd imagine a _full_ implementation of this would require a linked list of linked lists so one can specify multiple OR conditions eg.: All (Netscape |konqueror http* |file* !http://www.google*) would match all netscape and konqueror windows with titles that start with either http or file but not showing google. Note the "not google" rule needn't be applied to a specific list as its evaluation to true anywhere negates the rule. But of course a simpler (perhaps better too) method would just implement: All (Netscape |konqueror |http |file !opera) Of course, these are all just suggestions :) Great patch though, - Craig -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Visit the official FVWM web page at <URL:http://www.fvwm.org/>. To unsubscribe from the list, send "unsubscribe fvwm-workers" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To report problems, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
