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[FEAT] Exclude to ignore scratchpads that are not floating #124
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Ok, at first it didn't sound great to implement, but now I see there is a It sounds like a good idea to not hide those windows, I can just keep a memory of all the floating statuses of the scratchpads, this event may even allow a couple of improvements. |
Will not work on that until #126 is closed. |
@kuba-gaj do you have an option to test the git version? |
Hey, thank you for looking into it.
But this is a huge improvement to my workflow, thank you very much for that! |
hm, why would it not do anything if you ask to toggle a specific scratchpad ? |
Very good for me, thank you. This is big improvement for me |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I have many scratchpads that I use in my workflow. Most of them occupy the same spot - a big window in the middle of the screen. So it makes sense to me to use
excludes=*
for many of them. This works well most of the time, but sometimes I need to have one of my scratchpads as a reference, e.g. I want to haveobsidian
side to side to the browser to reference notes when writing tickets. Normally I would just change the floating status of the scratchpad and work as long as I need, then toggle it back to floating status. The problem is that when it is not floating and I want to show another scratchpad (like terminal or audio settings) it still moves my window that is not floating away, shuffling my windows and leading to unpredicted behaviours.Describe the solution you'd like
I would like for
pyprland
to ignore scratchpads windows that are not floating. Ideally not only for excludes, but for all actions like normal scratchpad toggle.Describe alternatives you've considered
Unfortunately, I took some apps out of
pyprland
and manage them manually as I could not come up with a good solution withinpyprland
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