Only stretch buttons and ellipsize titles when the new boolean 'expand'
option is enabled and the bar is horizontal. Restores the previous
content-based sizing as the default and avoids truncating every title
to an ellipsis on vertical bars.
Add opt-in bar-css-states option to wlr/taskbar module.
When enabled, the module tracks the active workspace and updates CSS
classes on window#waybar to reflect the current window state:
- toplevel-active: when a window is focused
- toplevel-maximized: when any non-minimized window on active workspace is maximized
- toplevel-minimized: when the active window is minimized
- toplevel-fullscreen: when any non-minimized window on active workspace is fullscreen
This feature requires compositor support for ext-workspace-v1 protocol
to correctly track workspace membership. Without it, classes fall back
to the active application state only.
Also includes active-only option implementation.
Changes:
- Add ext-workspace-v1 protocol support for workspace tracking
- Implement WorkspaceState tracking in Taskbar class
- Add workspace management lifecycle (create/remove/done)
- Add bar CSS class update logic with aggregation
- Add visible() getter to Task class
- Implement active-only task visibility control
- Update man page with documentation and CSS examples
Signed-off-by: iamcheyan <iamcheyan@users.noreply.github.com>
The `wlr/taskbar` module had no way to control its container's horizontal
alignment. This change adds a `justify` config key (left|center|right) that
maps to Gtk::Align::START/CENTER/END and is applied via set_halign() on the
module's Gtk::Box. Default behavior remains unchanged (left).
Tools like `apropos` and `whatis` use the NAME section to generate their
database, so make sure every manpage has it.
Also make sure they all have a brief description and make it consistent
across the manpages.
some users (maybe only myself) may want to sort the task bar by app_id
which then places occurrences of the same task next to each other.
Signed-off-by: Louis DeLosSantos <louis.delos@gmail.com>
The fix for taskbar tooltips in 6a2d214b55 was incomplete: it causes the label
to contain escaped titles. Use set_markup so that GTK decodes markup again,
but only if requested by the user (disabling markup is needed if using format
strings like "{title:.15}" to avoid terminating the string in the middle of an
XML entity).
If there are multiple icon themes defined in the config option
'icon-theme' the module will try from left to right to find an icon.
The system default will always be added to this list.
Alex