* On Sunday, October 10 2010, Felix Blanke wrote:
Hi,
are you sure that it doesn't work with only one screen?
Even with only one screen "getSortByXineramaRule" returns a list with 9 workspaces (I'm using 9 workspaces) in it, right? Logicaly the sorting after the let is wrong then, but there should be no error.
But like I said: I'm a haskell noob, maybe I'm totaly wrong :)
How would I add that fallback? You wrote some ], but I'm not sure how such a fallback looks @haskell
myXineramaSorter = do srt <- getSortByXineramaRule let prm (one:two:rest) = two:one:rest return (prm . srt)
Felix
You're right, the list of workspaces is being sorted. So my point about number of screens should be about the number of workspaces, and nobody ever has a single workspace. So the problem is purely academic. But here is how the whole thing looks: myXineramaSorter = do srt <- getSortByXineramaRule let prm (one:two:rest) = two:one:rest prm x = x return (prm . srt) -- Adam