Hi!
I want to execute "windows W.focusDown" followed by a "windows W.swapMaster"; Does DwmPromote do what you want? See http://www.xmonad.org/xmonad-docs/xmonad-contrib/XMonad-Actions-DwmPromote.h... Exactly - thanks! :-)
Well - one thing I'd like to change: Instead of swapping I'd like to put the current master on top of the stack; ie. I have the following layout (tiled): +-----+---+ | | B | | +---+ | A | C | | +---+ | | D | +-----+---+ Now I'd like to go to 'C', press a key to move 'C' to the master area and put 'A' on TOP of the stack instead of putting it where 'C' was before: +-----+---+ | | A | | +---+ | C | B | | +---+ | | D | +-----+---+ So the next time I use DwmPromote directly, I would directly get A (instead of B). I had a look at the DwmPromote code - for a Haskell programmer I guess this is really easy ... Or is there already a functionality I didn't find so far? I found ie. XMonad.Actions.RotSlaves - this goes into the right direction but doesn't really do what I want ... Thanks! - john