dodo, thanks! Good feature.
On 13 Feb 2012 14:13, "dodo" wrote:
i modded my modkey+number behavior as well:
awful.key({ modkey }, "#" .. i + 9,
function ()
local screen = mouse.screen
if tags[screen][i].selected then
i modded my modkey+number behavior as well:
awful.key({ modkey }, "#" .. i + 9,
function ()
local screen = mouse.screen
if tags[screen][i].selected then
return awful.tag.history.restore()
end
> I was wondering how one might go about binding a keystroke to access the most
> recently
> viewed tag (not necessarily the "next" or "previous" one numerically). For
> example, if I
> have windows open on all tags (1-9) but am mostly working between tags 3 and
> 7 and want
> to switch back
> I was wondering how one might go about binding a keystroke to access the most
> recently
> viewed tag (not necessarily the "next" or "previous" one numerically). For
> example, if I
> have windows open on all tags (1-9) but am mostly working between tags 3 and
> 7 and want
> to switch back
Man, I am sorry for the offtopic but thanks for the "cd -", it is just
incredible! That's how you get to know the shell stuff, hanging on the
awesome mail list...
Oh, by the way, you can try using Modkey+Tab. It does kinda the thing
you described with the only difference - if you have more tha
Dear all,
I was wondering how one might go about binding a keystroke to access the most
recently
viewed tag (not necessarily the "next" or "previous" one numerically). For
example, if I
have windows open on all tags (1-9) but am mostly working between tags 3 and 7
and want
to switch back and
