Hey, dude-
> This looks really ugly to me. Save argv[] approach below.
That's much nicer. I'm running with your diff here; no regressions.
Thanks again!
Best,
Kent
On Wed 2012.10.31 at 20:40 +0400, Alexander Polakov wrote:
> * Kent R. Spillner [121031 01:20]:
> > Howdy-
> >
> > > > > It seems people do really use that. How about this diff?
> > > > > In short: do u_exec("cwm") in conf_reload(). This should probably be
> > > > > u_exec(somewhere-argv0-is-save
* Kent R. Spillner [121031 01:20]:
> Howdy-
>
> > > > It seems people do really use that. How about this diff?
> > > > In short: do u_exec("cwm") in conf_reload(). This should probably be
> > > > u_exec(somewhere-argv0-is-saved).
> > >
> > > or use __progname ; also rename from 'reload' to 'rest
I for one will not. Re-exec is simple enough, why maintain two
codepaths when only one is regularly used?
ok todd@
Thanks,
Penned by Okan Demirmen on 20121029 18:32.16, we have:
| will anyone miss reload support? one can always re-exec cwm, or any
| other wm for a matter of fact.
|
| Index: c
Howdy-
> > > It seems people do really use that. How about this diff?
> > > In short: do u_exec("cwm") in conf_reload(). This should probably be
> > > u_exec(somewhere-argv0-is-saved).
> >
> > or use __progname ; also rename from 'reload' to 'restart'
>
> I like this approach a lot. Here's an u
Hey, dude-
> > It seems people do really use that. How about this diff?
> > In short: do u_exec("cwm") in conf_reload(). This should probably be
> > u_exec(somewhere-argv0-is-saved).
>
> or use __progname ; also rename from 'reload' to 'restart'
I like this approach a lot. Here's an update whic
2012/10/30 Okan Demirmen :
> will anyone miss reload support? one can always re-exec cwm, or any
> other wm for a matter of fact.
>
I use cwm and will not miss reload.
--
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On Tue 2012.10.30 at 18:27 +0400, Alexander Polakov wrote:
> * Alexander Polakov [121030 14:40]:
> > * Okan Demirmen [121030 04:10]:
> > > will anyone miss reload support? one can always re-exec cwm, or any
> > > other wm for a matter of fact.
> >
> > I don't know the keybinding for it. It's us
* Alexander Polakov [121030 14:40]:
> * Okan Demirmen [121030 04:10]:
> > will anyone miss reload support? one can always re-exec cwm, or any
> > other wm for a matter of fact.
>
> I don't know the keybinding for it. It's useless :-)
It seems people do really use that. How about this diff?
In
On 2012/10/29 19:32, Okan Demirmen wrote:
> will anyone miss reload support? one can always re-exec cwm, or any
> other wm for a matter of fact.
yes - I use this when I've updated the config file - re-exec would be
ok because the window groups etc are memorized between instances,
but I'd quite li
* Okan Demirmen [121030 04:10]:
> will anyone miss reload support? one can always re-exec cwm, or any
> other wm for a matter of fact.
I don't know the keybinding for it. It's useless :-)
--
Alexander Polakov | plhk.ru
On Mon, 29 Oct 2012 19:32:16 -0400
Okan Demirmen wrote:
> will anyone miss reload support? one can always re-exec cwm, or any
> other wm for a matter of fact.
I use this function once in a while but sure, I can always restart cwm.
You remove a bit of code here which is more important to me than
Hey, dude-
> will anyone miss reload support? one can always re-exec cwm, or any
> other wm for a matter of fact.
I use it every once in a while, but I won't miss it. Out of curiousity,
though, what's the motivation? Too many hacks for handling config
changes that should be visible on the scre
On Mon, Oct 29, 2012 at 07:32:16PM -0400, Okan Demirmen wrote:
> will anyone miss reload support? one can always re-exec cwm, or any
> other wm for a matter of fact.
I use it often, but if there is another way to achieve the same thing, I won't
cry over it.
>
> Index: calmwm.h
> =
will anyone miss reload support? one can always re-exec cwm, or any
other wm for a matter of fact.
Index: calmwm.h
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RCS file: /home/open/cvs/xenocara/app/cwm/calmwm.h,v
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diff -u -p -r1.153 calmwm.h
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