Fixes#1329Fixes#3317 (duplicate)
Examples where the tray "disappeared":
- Start without a "tray_output", reload config with "tray_output none",
remove "tray_output none" and reload.
- Start with "tray_output primary" (or "tray_output <output>"), disable
the primary output and then reconnect it.
Fixes#2010
Cached in output_for_tray
While reading the UserGuide, I had to refer to the TL;DR image on top to find the default keybind for "Focus Parent" since it's not mentioned in the text.
This pr fixes it.
mk-build-deps started using the changelog file to get the version number, but a
bug prevents it from falling back correctly to 1.0 if no changelog is
present. This has been fixed upstream in
4b15abd4f0,
but we can just ship the changelog file until that fix lands.
Fixes for undefined behaviour on signed shift
Change literal 1 to unsigned to allow safe bitshift of 31.
Caught by cppcheck.
Make 0xFF unsigned to prevent a left shift into signed bit.
Spotted by @orestisf1993
copy has been used before this point - so it is too late to be concerned
about a NULL pointer now.
This is OK as sstrdup() calls err() on NULL return from the underlying
strdup() call.
Raised by cppcheck.
- Use workspace_show that correctly updates _NET_CURRENT_DESKTOP, warps
mouse.
- Use TAILQ_INSERT_TAIL only for focus_head. Focus order is not related
to direction.
- Call con_focus only if con was focused before. See testcase for
directional move with command criteria.
- Correct first call of move_to_output_directed in tree_move which
didn't call ipc_send_window_event("move", con) and
ewmh_update_wm_desktop().
- Don't produce events when the move doesn't happen. Correct
276-ipc-window-move.t as well.
strlen already assumes that the string is NULL-terminated.
Like in https://github.com/i3/i3status/pull/312 but for whatever reason
gcc didn't warn about this here.
If i3-msg is invoked with -t subscribe, it will wait for the first event
matching the given payload, before exiting.
For instance, get the number of the next focused workspace with:
i3-msg -t subscribe '[ "workspace" ]' | jshon -e current -e num
Like inotifywait, the -m flag allows to wait indefinitely for events,
instead of exiting right after receiving the first one.
For example, continuously monitor the names of focused windows with:
i3-msg -t subscribe -m '[ "window" ]' | jq .container.name
i3-msg currently exits right after sending the IPC message if the quiet
flag is set. This means that if an error occurred when issuing a
command, e.g. "i3-msg -q foobar", it gets silently ignored.
What we really want is to just skip printing but still check the reply.
At the same time, explicitly print the reply when we need to, instead of
using an exit label.
Ingo Bürk