List of clients

Hi!

Not all clients seem to be available through `client.get()`. What the
criteria for a client to be in this list? For example, I am trying to
get x2x in the list of clients but it does not seem available, even if
it does create a small window. I am able to spot it with `xwininfo` (but
not with `xlsclients`):

     0x3200003 "x2x localhost:10.0": ()  2x1076+3838+2  +3838+2
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Is the mouse button pressed?

Hi!

I would like to determine if a mouse button is pressed. It is possible
using events and tracking the button states myself but something
like mouse.coords would be more helpful. Is something like this already
available?

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Re: Is the mouse button pressed?

Use flags. When that key is pressed (awful.key.bind()) set a certain
variable to true. When that key is released, set it to false. And then
use that variable to check.

I'm just not sure of how you can check if a key is rleeased.

On Thu, Aug 2, 2012 at 2:22 PM, Vincent Bernat <bernat <at> luffy.cx> wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> I would like to determine if a mouse button is pressed. It is possible
> using events and tracking the button states myself but something
> like mouse.coords would be more helpful. Is something like this already
> available?
>
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Re: Is the mouse button pressed?

On Thu, Aug 02 2012, Vincent Bernat wrote:

> I would like to determine if a mouse button is pressed. It is possible
> using events and tracking the button states myself but something
> like mouse.coords would be more helpful. Is something like this already
> available?

mouse.coords() returns the button status too in the returned table:
mouse.coords[1] is true or false according to the status of button 1,
etc.

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Re: Is the mouse button pressed?

Oh! I confused "button" with "key", I'm sorry, my answer is pretty useless then.

On Thu, Aug 2, 2012 at 2:26 PM, Julien Danjou <julien <at> danjou.info> wrote:
> On Thu, Aug 02 2012, Vincent Bernat wrote:
>
>> I would like to determine if a mouse button is pressed. It is possible
>> using events and tracking the button states myself but something
>> like mouse.coords would be more helpful. Is something like this already
>> available?
>
> mouse.coords() returns the button status too in the returned table:
> mouse.coords[1] is true or false according to the status of button 1,
> etc.
>
> --
> Julien Danjou
> ;; Free Software hacker & freelance
> ;; http://julien.danjou.info

Re: Is the mouse button pressed?

 ❦  2 août 2012 15:26 CEST, Julien Danjou <julien <at> danjou.info> :

>> I would like to determine if a mouse button is pressed. It is possible
>> using events and tracking the button states myself but something
>> like mouse.coords would be more helpful. Is something like this already
>> available?
>
> mouse.coords() returns the button status too in the returned table:
> mouse.coords[1] is true or false according to the status of button 1,
> etc.

OK, thanks! That's mouse.coords().buttons[1].
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Re: Is the mouse button pressed?

 ❦  2 août 2012 15:22 CEST, Vincent Bernat <bernat <at> luffy.cx> :

> I would like to determine if a mouse button is pressed. It is possible
> using events and tracking the button states myself but something
> like mouse.coords would be more helpful. Is something like this already
> available?

I was needing this for a "mouse follows focus" (combined with a classic
"sloppy focus"). I think I have now a fairly working setup around
this. For interested people (not all the file is revelant to this
functionality):

 https://github.com/vincentbernat/awesome-configuration/blob/master/rc/signals.lua
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Run or rise does works as expected with xterm

Re: Run or rise does works as expected with xterm

Re: Run or rise does works as expected with xterm

 ❦  2 août 2012 21:56 CEST, Javier Garcia <tirengarfio <at> gmail.com> :

> I followed this instructions.
>
> http://awesome.naquadah.org/wiki/Run_or_raise
>
> After that, I have this ror.lua file:
>
> module("ror")
> table5={
>    ["a"]={"teminator","Terminator"},
>    ["d"]={"xterm","Xterm"},
>    ["y"]={"chromium-browser","Chromium"},
>    ["e"]={"firefox","Firefox"},
> }
>
>
> The problem: when i press Mod+d it opens a new xterm window, event if there
> are other xterm already opened. The rest of the apps work ok.

Class for xterm is `XTerm`, not `Xterm`.
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