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beginner programmers.
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anymore
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all lines read in one call, except the first!!! one (previously it preferred the last) - but the current approach is simplier and works better for general purpose in conjunction with the offset handling
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ltidx, added NRULES, NLAYOUTS and Layout *layout as alternatives, removed isarrange(), checking against layout->arrange instead.
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view() and idxoftag(), fixed some NULL comparisions
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simplier and most flexible than all other possibilities
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Client->tags as Bool *, however kept the static initialization of ntags and seltags (prevtags) - this seems to be the best compromise
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Client->tags
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on enternotify()
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by the clients (esp. if those clients use increment handling heavily)
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to allow reuse of setmwfact() and zoom()
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this makes it easier to play well with bstack and nmtile patches
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maximum
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or the extern way when extending it
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implicitely
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level, however you can nest code into config.h now for implementing a different layout (just for example), eg. #include "supertile.c"
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