Closed CampAsAChamp closed 7 months ago
This works for system settings and it contains a whitespace as well:
borders blacklist="System Settings"
Hm, do you know how to get the name for the application then? When I put
borders blacklist="IntelliJ IDEA"
It doesn't seem to work when I do that, even though that's the name of the app in the applications folder and in the dock.
Try running:
ps aux | grep -i intellij
Possibly the process is named differently, maybe try just idea
I'm trying to add "IntelliJ IDEA" to the blacklist but having no luck since I'm guessing the spaces are the problem. When I add "Safari" or "iTerm2" it works just as expected and prevents them from getting borders.
I tried using single quotes, as well as escaping the spaces with
\
(ex:"blacklist="IntelliJ\ IDEA"
) but that didn't seem to work either.Am I using it incorrectly?
bordersrc file
šNote: I looked into the code and saw the
window_in_list()
function looks to be the one checking this by callingproc_name()
but I'm not familiar with Objective-C to know how that works or how to test this