commit ce625a6c2b450fb0031d78798cbdff39c28de30d
parent e9bde7ca1a091270ebe26fa4af7f5f21d7c71ba8
Author: Suraj N. Kurapati <sunaku@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, 6 Aug 2006 18:36:04 -0700
[project @ 35f8ce7cfab5c50965a9785c0af8af803cff3a70]
[project @ 2]
import Ruby based config for wmii-3
Diffstat:
| COPYING | | | 339 | +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ |
| wmii.rb | | | 106 | +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ |
| wmiirc | | | 395 | +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++------------------------------------------------ |
3 files changed, 599 insertions(+), 241 deletions(-)
diff --git a/COPYING b/COPYING
@@ -0,0 +1,339 @@
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diff --git a/wmii.rb b/wmii.rb
@@ -0,0 +1,106 @@
+# Ruby interface to WMII.
+
+require 'find'
+
+module Wmii
+ # Writes the given content to the given WM path, and returns +true+ if the operation was successful.
+ def Wmii.write aPath, aContent
+ begin
+ IO.popen("wmiir write #{aPath}", 'w') do |io|
+ puts "wmiir: writing '#{aContent}' into '#{aPath}'" if $DEBUG
+ io.write aContent
+ end
+ rescue Errno::EPIPE
+ return false
+ end
+
+ $? == 0
+ end
+
+ # Reads the filenames from a long listing of the given WM path.
+ def Wmii.readList aPath
+ `wmiir read #{aPath}`.scan(/\S+$/)
+ end
+
+ # Shows the view with the given name.
+ def Wmii.showView aName
+ Wmii.write '/ctl', "view #{aName}"
+ end
+
+ # Shows a WM menu with the given content and returns its output.
+ def Wmii.showMenu aContent
+ output = nil
+
+ IO.popen('wmiimenu', 'r+') do |menu|
+ menu.write aContent
+ menu.close_write
+
+ output = menu.read
+ end
+
+ output
+ end
+
+ # Shows the client which has the given ID.
+ def Wmii.showClient aClientId
+ `wmiir read /tags`.split.each do |view|
+ Wmii.readList("/#{view}").grep(/^\d+$/).each do |column|
+ Wmii.readList("/#{view}/#{column}").grep(/^\d+$/).each do |client|
+ if `wmiir read /#{view}/#{column}/#{client}/index` == aClientId
+ Wmii.showView view
+ Wmii.write '/view/ctl', "select #{column}"
+ Wmii.write "/view/sel/ctl", "select #{client}"
+ return
+ end
+ end
+ end
+ end
+ end
+
+ # Changes the current view to an adjacent one (:left or :right).
+ def Wmii.cycleView aTarget
+ tags = `wmiir read /tags`.split
+
+ curTag = `wmiir read /view/name`
+ curIndex = tags.index(curTag)
+
+ newIndex =
+ case aTarget
+ when :right
+ curIndex + 1
+
+ when :left
+ curIndex - 1
+
+ else
+ return
+
+ end % tags.length
+
+ newTag = tags[newIndex]
+
+ Wmii.showView newTag
+ end
+
+ # Renames the given view and sends its clients along for the ride.
+ def Wmii.renameView aOld, aNew
+ Wmii.readList('/client').each do |id|
+ tags = `wmiir read /client/#{id}/tags`
+
+ Wmii.write "/client/#{id}/tags", tags.gsub(aOld, aNew).squeeze('+')
+ end
+ end
+
+ # Returns a list of program names available in the given paths.
+ def Wmii.findPrograms *aPaths
+ list = []
+
+ Find.find(*aPaths) do |f|
+ if File.executable?(f) && !File.directory?(f)
+ list << File.basename(f)
+ end
+ end
+
+ list.uniq.sort
+ end
+end
diff --git a/wmiirc b/wmiirc
@@ -1,263 +1,176 @@
-#!/bin/sh
-# configure wmii
+#!/usr/bin/ruby -w
+# wmii-3 configuration, written in Ruby.
-xwrite() {
- file="$1"; shift
- echo -n "$@" | wmiir write "$file"
-}
+$: << File.dirname(__FILE__)
+require 'wmii'
-proglist() {
- ls -lL "$@" 2>/dev/null | awk 'NF>2 && $1 ~ /^[^d].*x/ {print $NF}' | sort -u
-}
-# Cycles through all available workspaces (the tags shown as buttons on wmiibar).
-# @param . 'next' or 'prev'
-cycleWs() {
- # gather a list of available workspaces
- local list=( $( wmiir read /tags | sort ) ) # sort because tags shown on wmiibar are sorted
- local listLen=${#list[@]}
- local listIndexMax=$(( listLen - 1 ))
+# WM STARTUP
+# give wmiiwm a chance to start and terminate other wmiirc
+sleep 1 until Wmii.write('/event', "Start wmiirc\n")
- # determine current workspace
- local ws=$(wmiir read /view/name)
+# UI CONFIGURATION
+ENV['WMII_FONT'] = '-misc-fixed-medium-r-normal--18-120-100-100-c-90-iso10646-1'
+ENV['WMII_SELCOLORS']='#ffffff #285577 #4c7899'
+ENV['WMII_NORMCOLORS']='#222222 #eeeeee #666666'
- local wsIndex=0 i
- for i in $( seq 0 $listIndexMax ); do
- if test "${list[$i]}" = "$ws"; then
- wsIndex=$i
- break
- fi
- done
+# WM CONFIGURATION
+Wmii.write '/def/border', 2
+Wmii.write '/def/font', ENV['WMII_FONT']
+Wmii.write '/def/selcolors', ENV['WMII_SELCOLORS']
+Wmii.write '/def/normcolors', ENV['WMII_NORMCOLORS']
+Wmii.write '/def/colmode', 'default'
+Wmii.write '/def/colwidth', 0
- # determine new workspace
- local wsIndexNext=$(( (wsIndex + 1) % listLen ))
- local wsIndexPrev=$(( wsIndex - 1 ))
- (( wsIndexPrev < 0 )) && wsIndexPrev=$listIndexMax
+# TAGGING RULES
+Wmii.write '/def/rules', <<EOF
+/QEMU.*/ -> ~
+/jEdit.*/ -> code
+/Buddy List.*/ -> mail
+/.*thunderbird.*/ -> mail
+/Gimp.*/ -> gimp
+/Dia.*/ -> dia
+/MPlayer.*/ -> ~
+/xconsole.*/ -> ~
+/alsamixer.*/ -> ~
+/.*/ -> !
+/.*/ -> 1
+EOF
- # cycle to new workspace
- local wsIndexNew
+# MISC CONFIGURATION
+system 'xsetroot -solid "#333333"'
+system 'status &'
- case "$1" in
- next)
- wsIndexNew=$wsIndexNext ;;
- prev)
- wsIndexNew=$wsIndexPrev ;;
- *)
- wsIndexNew=$wsIndex ;;
- esac
+PROGRAM_MENU = Wmii.findPrograms(*ENV['PATH'].split(':')).join("\n")
+ACTION_MENU = Wmii.findPrograms('/home/sun/dry/apps/wmii/etc/wmii-3', '~/.wmii-3').join("\n")
- xwrite /ctl view "${list[$wsIndexNew]}"
-}
+# KEY CONFIGURATION
+MODKEY='Mod1'
+UP='t'
+DOWN='n'
+LEFT='h'
+RIGHT='s'
-MODKEY=Mod1
-UP=t
-DOWN=n
-LEFT=h
-RIGHT=s
+SELECT="#{MODKEY}-Control-"
+SEND="#{SELECT}m,"
+SWAP="#{SELECT}w,"
+LAYOUT="#{SELECT}z,"
+MENU="#{SELECT}"
+PROGRAM="#{SELECT}"
-#WMII_FONT='-xos4-terminus-medium-r-normal--16-*-*-*-*-*-*-*'
-WMII_FONT='-misc-fixed-medium-r-normal--18-120-100-100-c-90-iso10646-1'
-WMII_SELCOLORS='#ffffff #285577 #4c7899'
-WMII_NORMCOLORS='#222222 #eeeeee #666666'
-# dark background
-#WMII_NORMCOLORS='#e0e0e0 #0a0a0a #202020'
+SHORTCUTS = {
+ "#{SELECT}#{LEFT}" => proc {Wmii.write '/view/ctl', 'select prev'},
+ "#{SELECT}#{RIGHT}" => proc {Wmii.write '/view/ctl', 'select next'},
+ "#{SELECT}#{DOWN}" => proc {Wmii.write '/view/sel/ctl', 'select next'},
+ "#{SELECT}#{UP}" => proc {Wmii.write '/view/sel/ctl', 'select prev'},
+ "#{SELECT}space" => proc {Wmii.write '/view/ctl', 'select toggle'},
-export WMII_FONT WMII_NORMCOLORS WMII_SELCOLORS
+ "#{SELECT}comma" => proc {Wmii.cycleView :left},
+ "#{SELECT}period" => proc {Wmii.cycleView :right},
-# give wmiiwm a chance to start
-while :
-do
- echo Start wmiirc | wmiir write /event >/dev/null 2>&1 && break
- sleep 1
-done
-# WM CONFIGURATION
-xwrite /def/border 2
-xwrite /def/font $WMII_FONT
-xwrite /def/selcolors $WMII_SELCOLORS
-xwrite /def/normcolors $WMII_NORMCOLORS
-xwrite /def/colmode default
-xwrite /def/colwidth 0
+ "#{LAYOUT}w" => proc {Wmii.write '/view/sel/mode', 'default'},
+ "#{LAYOUT}v" => proc {Wmii.write '/view/sel/mode', 'stack'},
+ "#{LAYOUT}m" => proc {Wmii.write '/view/sel/mode', 'max'},
+ "#{LAYOUT}z" => proc {Wmii.write '/view/0/sel/geom', '0 0 east south'},
+
+
+ "#{MENU}i" => proc {system(Wmii.showMenu(ACTION_MENU) << '&')},
+ "#{MENU}e" => proc {system(Wmii.showMenu(PROGRAM_MENU) << '&')},
+ "#{MENU}v" => proc {Wmii.showView `wmiir read /tags | wmiimenu`},
+
+ # focus any client by choosing from a menu
+ "#{MENU}a" => proc do
+ # prepare a list of menu choices
+ choices = Wmii.readList('/client').inject([]) do |acc, id|
+ tags = `wmiir read /client/#{id}/tags`
+ name = `wmiir read /client/#{id}/name`.downcase
+
+ acc << format("%d. [%s] %s", id, tags, name)
+ end
+
+
+ # show the menu and focus the chosen client
+ target = Wmii.showMenu(choices.join("\n"))
+
+ unless target.empty?
+ Wmii.showClient target.scan(/\d+/).first
+ end
+ end,
+
+
+ "#{PROGRAM}x" => proc {system 'terminal &'},
+ "#{PROGRAM}k" => proc {system 'firefox &'},
+ "#{PROGRAM}j" => proc {system 'beagle-search &'},
+ "#{PROGRAM}q" => proc {system 'nautilus --no-desktop &'},
+
+
+ "#{SEND}#{LEFT}" => proc {Wmii.write '/view/sel/sel/ctl', 'sendto prev'},
+ "#{SEND}#{RIGHT}" => proc {Wmii.write '/view/sel/sel/ctl', 'sendto next'},
+ "#{SEND}space" => proc {Wmii.write '/view/sel/sel/ctl', 'sendto toggle'},
+ "#{SEND}Delete" => proc {Wmii.write '/view/sel/sel/ctl', 'kill'},
+ "#{SEND}t" => proc {Wmii.write '/view/sel/sel/tags', `wmiir read /tags | wmiimenu`},
+
+ # toggle maximizing the current client to full screen
+ "#{SEND}m" => proc do
+ SHORTCUTS["#{SEND}space"].call
+ SHORTCUTS["#{LAYOUT}z"].call
+ end,
+
+ # rename the current view
+ # NOTE: columns & layouts are not preserved
+ "#{SEND}r" => proc do
+ old = `wmiir read /view/name`
+ new = Wmii.showMenu(`wmiir read /tags`)
+
+ unless new.empty?
+ Wmii.renameView old, new
+ Wmii.showView new
+ end
+ end,
+
+
+ "#{SWAP}#{LEFT}" => proc {Wmii.write '/view/sel/sel/ctl', 'swap prev'},
+ "#{SWAP}#{RIGHT}" => proc {Wmii.write '/view/sel/sel/ctl', 'swap next'},
+ "#{SWAP}#{DOWN}" => proc {Wmii.write '/view/sel/sel/ctl', 'swap down'},
+ "#{SWAP}#{UP}" => proc {Wmii.write '/view/sel/sel/ctl', 'swap up'},
+}
+
+ # keyboard access to views (shown as labels on the WM bar)
+ 10.times do |i|
+ # associate '1' with the leftmost label, instead of '0'
+ k = (i - 1) % 10
+
+
+ SHORTCUTS["#{SELECT}#{i}"] = proc {Wmii.showView(`wmiir read /tags`.split[k] || i)}
+ SHORTCUTS["#{SEND}#{i}"] = proc {Wmii.write '/view/sel/sel/tags', (`wmiir read /tags`.split[k] || i)}
+ end
+
+Wmii.write '/def/grabmod', MODKEY
+Wmii.write '/def/keys', SHORTCUTS.keys.join("\n")
-# TAGGING RULES
-wmiir write /def/rules <<EOF
-/QEMU.*/ -> ~
-/jEdit.*/ -> ~
-/.*thunderbird.*/ -> mail
-/XMMS.*/ -> ~
-/Gimp.*/ -> ~
-/MPlayer.*/ -> ~
-/DOSBox.*/ -> ~
-/.*/ -> !
-/.*/ -> 1
-EOF
-#/Firefox.*/ -> web
-
-# MISC
-xsetroot -solid '#333333'
-status &
-PROGS_FILE=/tmp/.wmiimenu.$USER.progs
-proglist `echo "$PATH" | tr : ' '` >$PROGS_FILE &
-
-# SHORTCUTS
-SELECT=$MODKEY-Control-
-SEND=${SELECT}m,
-SWAP=${SELECT}w,
-LAYOUT=${SELECT}z,
-MENU=${SELECT}
-PROG=${SELECT}
-
-xwrite /def/grabmod $MODKEY
-wmiir write /def/keys <<EOF
-${SELECT}${LEFT}
-${SELECT}${RIGHT}
-${SELECT}${DOWN}
-${SELECT}${UP}
-${SELECT}space
-${LAYOUT}w
-${LAYOUT}z
-${LAYOUT}v
-${LAYOUT}m
-${MENU}i
-${MENU}e
-${MENU}u
-${SELECT}0
-${SELECT}1
-${SELECT}2
-${SELECT}3
-${SELECT}4
-${SELECT}5
-${SELECT}6
-${SELECT}7
-${SELECT}8
-${SELECT}9
-${PROG}x
-${SEND}${LEFT}
-${SEND}${RIGHT}
-${SEND}space
-${SEND}Delete
-${SEND}t
-${SEND}0
-${SEND}1
-${SEND}2
-${SEND}3
-${SEND}4
-${SEND}5
-${SEND}6
-${SEND}7
-${SEND}8
-${SEND}9
-${SWAP}${LEFT}
-${SWAP}${RIGHT}
-${SWAP}${DOWN}
-${SWAP}${UP}
-
-${SELECT}comma
-${SELECT}period
-${MENU}a
-${PROG}k
-${PROG}j
-${SELECT}Return
-EOF
# EVENT LOOP
-wmiir read /event 2>/dev/null |
-while read event
-do
- set -- $event
- type="$1"; shift
- case "$type" in
- Start)
- if test wmiirc = "$1"
- then
- exit
- fi;;
- BarClick)
- xwrite /ctl view "$1";;
- Key)
- case "$1" in
- ${SELECT}${LEFT})
- xwrite /view/ctl select prev;;
- ${SELECT}${RIGHT})
- xwrite /view/ctl select next;;
- ${SELECT}${DOWN})
- xwrite /view/sel/ctl select next;;
- ${SELECT}${UP})
- xwrite /view/sel/ctl select prev;;
- ${SELECT}space)
- xwrite /view/ctl select toggle;;
- ${LAYOUT}w)
- xwrite /view/sel/mode default;;
- ${LAYOUT}v)
- xwrite /view/sel/mode stack;;
- ${LAYOUT}m)
- xwrite /view/sel/mode max;;
- ${LAYOUT}z)
- xwrite /view/0/sel/geom 0 0 east south;;
- ${MENU}i)
- PATH=$HOME/.wmii-3:/home/sun/dry/apps/wmii/etc/wmii-3:$PATH `proglist /home/sun/dry/apps/wmii/etc/wmii-3 $HOME/.wmii-3 | wmiimenu` &;;
- ${MENU}e)
- `wmiimenu <$PROGS_FILE` &;;
- ${MENU}u)
- xwrite /ctl view "`wmiir read /tags | wmiimenu`" &;;
- ${SELECT}[0-9])
- xwrite /ctl view `echo $1 | sed 's/.*-//'`;;
- ${PROG}x)
- terminal &;;
- ${SEND}${LEFT})
- xwrite /view/sel/sel/ctl sendto prev;;
- ${SEND}${RIGHT})
- xwrite /view/sel/sel/ctl sendto next;;
- ${SEND}space)
- xwrite /view/sel/sel/ctl sendto toggle;;
- ${SEND}Delete)
- xwrite /view/sel/sel/ctl kill;;
- ${SEND}t)
- tags=$(wmiir read /tags)
- tags_csv=`echo $tags | tr ' ' ','`
- tags_joined=`eval "echo {$tags_csv}+{$tags_csv}"`
- xwrite /view/sel/sel/tags "`echo $tags $tags_joined | fmt -1 | wmiimenu`" &;;
- ${SEND}[0-9])
- xwrite /view/sel/sel/tags `echo $1 | sed 's/.*[-,]//'`;;
- ${SWAP}${LEFT})
- xwrite /view/sel/sel/ctl swap prev;;
- ${SWAP}${RIGHT})
- xwrite /view/sel/sel/ctl swap next;;
- ${SWAP}${DOWN})
- xwrite /view/sel/sel/ctl swap down;;
- ${SWAP}${UP})
- xwrite /view/sel/sel/ctl swap up;;
-
- ${SELECT}comma)
- cycleWs prev;;
- ${SELECT}period)
- cycleWs next;;
- ${MENU}a)
- # go to a client by choosing it from a menu
- (
- choice=$(
- {
- for i in $( wmiir read /client | awk '{print $10}' | sort -n )
- do
- echo "$i [$( wmiir read /client/$i/tags )] $( wmiir read /client/$i/name )"
- done
- } | wmiimenu | sed 's/^\([0-9]*\).*$/\1/'
- )
-
- xwrite /ctl view "$( wmiir read /client/$choice/tags )"
- ) &;;
- ${PROG}k)
- firefox &;;
- ${PROG}j)
- nautilus --no-desktop &;;
- ${SELECT}Return)
- # toggle maximizing the client to full screen
- (echo Key ${SEND}space; echo Key ${LAYOUT}z) | wmiir write /event;;
- esac;;
- esac
-done &
+IO.popen('wmiir read /event') do |io|
+ while event = io.readline.chomp
+ type, arg = event.split
+
+ p event, type, arg if $DEBUG
+
+ case type
+ when 'Start'
+ exit if arg == 'wmiirc'
+
+ when 'BarClick'
+ Wmii.showView arg
+
+ when 'Key'
+ SHORTCUTS[arg].call
+ end
+ end
+end
