This looks good. How does the startuphook differ from running code in main? It's easier for extensions to register hooks? byorgey:
Hi all,
Here are two patches to the core, one to add an Applicative instance for X, and another which adds a startupHook :: X () to the config. I wrote them to support updates to PerWorkspace (patch to follow shortly), but I think they're both useful in and of themselves, especially the startupHook.
Mon Feb 4 14:24:45 EST 2008 Brent Yorgey <[1]byorgey@gmail.com> * Add a startupHook. The only thing I am not sure about here is at what exact point the startupHook should get run. I picked a place that seems to make sense: as late as possible, right before entering the main loop. That way all the layouts/workspaces/other state are set up and the startupHook can manipulate them.
Mon Feb 4 14:23:48 EST 2008 Brent Yorgey <[2]byorgey@gmail.com> * Core.hs: add an Applicative instance for X
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