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import re
import logging
from tritium import workspace,dock
from Xlib import X
log = logging.getLogger()
class TritiumLayout(object):
def screen_0( self, screen ):
"""
screen_0 is called when the screen is first initialized.
(screen_1, screen_2, etc will be called for subsequent screens).
This gives us a chance to setup workspaces / frames
"""
wm = screen.wm
# the following allocates a 25 pixel area at the bottom of the
# screen where clients marked with "dockapp=True" will be placed.
# I use this to run a gnome-panel
screen.set_dock_area( dock.BOTTOM, 25 )
wm.new_workspace( screen, workspace.TABBED, "shell" )
wm.new_workspace( screen, workspace.TABBED, "client" )
wm.new_workspace( screen, workspace.TABBED, "emacs" )
wm.new_workspace( screen, workspace.TABBED, "web" )
screen.wm.set_current_workspace( 0 )
wm.current_frame().split_horizontally()
gnome_panel_re = re.compile( 'Gnome-panel',re.IGNORECASE )
def which_frame( self, client ):
"""
which_frame is called for each new client that is created. It
gives us a chance to decide where the new client should be placed
"""
(appname, appclass) = client.window.get_wm_class()
if( "Conky" == appclass or self.gnome_panel_re.match( appclass ) ):
client.dockapp = True
return None
# By default, we return None, which causes the window to show
# up in the current frame
return None
# Here is the which_frame implementation I use, which shows how you
# can map new clients to particular workspaces or frames
#
# xterm_re = re.compile( 'xterm',re.IGNORECASE )
# firefox_re = re.compile( 'firefox',re.IGNORECASE )
# emacs_re = re.compile( 'emacs',re.IGNORECASE )
# music_re = re.compile( 'music',re.IGNORECASE )
# def which_frame( self, client ):
# """
# which_frame is called for each new client that is created. It
# gives us a chance to decide where the new client should be placed
# """
# (appname, appclass) = client.window.get_wm_class()
# if( self.gnome_panel_re.match( appclass ) ):
# client.dockapp = True
# if( self.firefox_re.match( appclass ) ):
# ws = client.wm.get_workspace_by_name( "web" )
# if ws:
# return ws.current_frame
# elif( self.emacs_re.match( appclass ) ):
# ws = client.wm.get_workspace_by_name( "emacs" )
# if ws:
# return ws.current_frame
# elif( self.music_re.match( appname ) ):
# ws = client.wm.get_workspace_by_name( "client" )
# if ws:
# return ws.current_frame
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