Re: [xmonad] Several new modules (patch flood)

I had been trying something similar, here's the config I've been using for a while that combines tiled and tabbed layouts. I haven't split this out into a separate file, so it's unfortunately mixed up with my other customizations :-/ More details (and crude ASCII graphics) are in the file. -Klaus On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 9:45 AM, Quentin Moser wrote:

I just discovered Adam Vogt's XMonad.Layout.SubLayouts module, which seems to do pretty much exactly the same thing as my XMonad.Layout.Groups module. I _did_ spend several dozen minutes looking through the xmonad-comtrib modules to see if no-one had implemented this before, but I missed it (of course, there's no way a mere hour could be enough to find a module in xmonad-contrib >>). Big "doh" moment.

Anyway, I'm planning on taking a serious look at SubLayouts, seeing in what ways it differs from my own module, and posting an update once I've figured things out; these two modules are definitely too similar for one not to absorb the other.

If Adam has comments to make about this, I'm also all ears.

For now, my patches can definitely be merged, but X.L.Groups should be considered an unstable interface. The rest won't change even if I move to X.L.SubLayouts (well, except that X.L.Groups.Examples might get a name change).

Q. Moser

On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 3:20 AM, Don Stewart wrote:

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Well done!!

moserq:

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Hello XMonad,

I apologize for the bulk delivery, these are all things I wrote over the last week and I didn't really want to stop coding to send updates (or eat, or sleep, for that matter --).

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