Focus on the target window/workspace/region when clamped.
For example, when attempting to switch to a workspace that is mapped on
another region and workspace_clamp is enabled, focus on the region with
the target workspace. Enable by setting to 1.
Rename visible_noswap to workspace_clamp and update man page:
Prevents workspaces from being swapped when attempting to switch to a
workspace that is mapped to another region. Use warp_focus if you want
to focus on the region containing the workspace and warp_pointer if you
want to also send the pointer. Enable by setting to 1.
closes#80.
This is useful in multi monitor setup, if you have workspace 1 on left
and workspace 2 on right monitor, trying to switch from 1 to 2 on left
region now does nothing.
This option can be enabled in combination with warp_pointer to send the
mouse pointer on the non-swapped workspace.
With modification not to enforce correct buttons when applying configuration.
Instead warn if an invalid configuration is set after loading the configuration.
The following changes have been implemented:
* make sure all standard (eg. $CFLAGS) variables are taken into
account when compiling;
* define default compilation flags in separate $MAINT_* variables
so that user-defined variables can override them;
* split default flags the expected way, eg. $CPPFLAGS instead of
$CFLAGS for C preprocessor flags;
* declare all dependencies, including the ones on header files;
* install localized man pages in the corresponding locale-qualified
directories, so that man(1) can pick them up automatically;
* install .desktop file;
* support $DESTDIR for downstream maintainers' convenience;
* provide uninstall target;
* get rid of symlink hackery.
The improvements fall into three categories:
1. typos / grammar;
2. internal consistency, eg. the format of all options is described
using the same conventions;
3. better semantics, eg. using .Ar instead of .Pa for arguments.
1. Do not hardcode path to coreutils.
2. Do not pass variables to functions where not required.
3. Run top as a batch process to be able to grep its output.
