Re: [STUMP] transient frames

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I think the second alternative is more like what I was thinking about.
I'm still getting used to how things are done in StumpWM but I might
be getting some ideas. Is there a way I can hook some code to run when
layout changes? That is, a standard way; obviously it can be done by
changing the window manager code. Should I even do this? Or should I
stick with define-frame-preference?

Thanks,
Mostafa

On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 4:01 PM, tychoish <address@hidden> wrote:
> Otherwise, I'm not sure what this question asks. Either:
>
> - I think you're asking to be able to, in stump parlance, have windows
>  that are managed in stump's frames, and then have a layer of floating
>  windows on top of the frames?
>
> - Alternatively, I think you may be asking for stump to, when a new
>  window opens, dynamically create a frame, and shrink the current frame
>  so that all the window space is used, and then when the window closes,
>  re-adjust the frames to continue to use all of the space without the
>  "transient window."