* hyprexpo: Fixes for 40d8fa8
* csgo-vulkan-fix: Fixes for 40d8fa8
* hyprbars: Fixes for 40d8fa8
I am not entirely sure whether I was supposed to use fullWindowFocus()
or rawWindowFocus() in hyprbars/barDeco.cpp at line 220
* xtra-dispatchers: Fixes for 40d8fa8
I am not entirely sure whether I was supposed to use fullWindowFocus()
or rawWindowFocus() in xtra-dispatchers/main.cpp at lines 47 and 106
* hyprscrolling: Fixes for 40d8fa8
A lot of repeated code can be removed if it's safe to store
`Desktop::focusState()`, `Desktop::focusState()->monitor()` and
`Desktop::focusState()->window()` at the top of the
`CScrollingLayout::findBestNeighbor` function.
This change requires further review as I don't know if any of those
change during this function so I didn't wanna introduce any unexpected
issues.
I am not entirely sure whether I was supposed to use fullWindowFocus()
or rawWindowFocus() in xtra-dispatchers/main.cpp at lines 786, 789 and
1344
Ensure the center workspace picker correctly wraps and displays contiguous workspaces when using named or negative workspace IDs. The previous condition if (i > 0 && currentID <= firstID) prevented wrapping, so when the selected workspace was at the high end users saw empty slots after the center instead of the next active workspaces. Replace the condition with if (i > 0 && currentID == firstID) so the picker continues filling the visible slots with the next available workspaces and preserves screen real estate.
Behavioral notes
- Named workspaces that use negative IDs (for example -1337 and below) no longer break the picker layout.
- The picker now shows as many contiguous active workspaces as possible around the selected workspace instead of leaving trailing empty cards.
- The change is local to the center picker loop logic and preserves existing ordering and selection rules.
* hyprscrolling: feat(layout) Add `swapcol` command for cyclic column swapping
This commit introduces a new layout message, `swapcol`, to allow users
to efficiently reorder entire columns within the scrolling layout like
niri.
The `swapcol` command accepts two arguments:
- `l`: Swaps the current column with the one to its left.
- `r`: Swaps the current column with the one to its right.
A key feature of this implementation is its cyclic (wrap-around)
behavior. When the leftmost column is swapped left, it moves to the end
of the list. Similarly, swapping the rightmost column right moves it to
the beginning. This provides a fluid and powerful way to rearrange the
workspace without getting stuck at the edges.
The README has also been updated to document this new functionality.
Example usage in `hyprland.conf`:
# Swap current column with the one to the left
bind = $mainMod, H, layoutmsg, swapcol l
# Swap current column with the one to the right
bind = $mainMod, L, layoutmsg, swapcol r
* Hyprscrolling: feat(layout) feat(layout): Add `movecoltoworkspace` command
This commit introduces the `movecoltoworkspace` layout message, enabling
users to move an entire column of windows to another workspace with a
single command.
This feature preserves the internal layout, window arrangement, and
relative sizes within the column upon moving. It robustly handles moving
to any workspace, including empty ones, by ensuring the target workspace
is set to the 'scrolling' layout before the move.
This addresses a key aspect of the feature request in issue #431,
specifically the need for commands to move columns between workspaces.
The README has been updated to document this new command.
Example usage:
# Move current column to workspace 2
bind = $mainMod, SHIFT, 2, layoutmsg, movecoltoworkspace 2
# Move current column to the next workspace
bind = $mainMod, SHIFT, L, layoutmsg, movecoltoworkspace +1
* Hyprscrolling: fix: remove `{}` from short `if, for`s
* Hyprscrolling: style: remove `{}` for short `if`. Add it back from `for`.
* Hyprscrolling: clang-format
* Hyprscrolling: feat: focus left/right moves to the best vertical neighbour (closes#473)
When moving focus horizontally between columns we now pick the window
whose vertical span overlaps the current window the most.
If no overlap exists we fall back to the top-most window of the target
column.
This makes `layoutmsg focus l/r` behave intuitively in multi-column
setups: from the bottom-left terminal you land on the bottom-left
terminal of the neighbouring column instead of always jumping to the
top.
* Hyprscrolling: fix: remove `{}` from short ifs in `findBestNeighbor()`
* Hyprscrolling: fix: Simplify nested ifs
When a window is in full-screen mode (mode 2), dispatching `fullscreen
1` (maximized mode) fails to resize the window correctly, leaving it at
full-screen dimensions.
This occurs because the `applyNodeDataToWindow` function contains an
early `return` when it detects the window is in a fullscreen state. This
check does not account for the `ignoreFullscreenChecks` flag, which is
specifically set in `fullscreenRequestForWindow` to handle this exact
transition.
The condition is updated to `if (PWINDOW->isFullscreen() &&
!data->ignoreFullscreenChecks)`, allowing the function to proceed and
apply the correct maximized geometry when toggling from a full-screen
state.
* scrolling: add SWorkspaceData::centerOrFitCol and use it in CScrollingLayout::moveWindowTo. Remove clamp on leftOffset in SWorkspateData::recalculate to fix left column centering.
* Omit this-> for member functions
* rerun checks
