Closed alttabber closed 8 months ago
workspaces = ["5", "6", "7", "8", "9"]
Does language support such syntaxes workspaces = ["5-9"]
?
workspaces = ["5", "6", "7", "8", "9"]
Does language support such syntaxes
workspaces = ["5-9"]
?
They're exact matches for a strings, not numbers, so that won't work: it'll be interpreted as the literal string 5-9
. Maybe I could change it into a regex match, but I'm not experienced with Rust and I still have to see what the program's author has to say about this. It has to be some sort of string matching since Hyprland supports naming workspaces.
Also, I feel like that going full regex to match 3 workspaces with the name known ahead of time is a bit overkill.
Hey, thanks for this! I've switched away from hyprland and am not able to test this but I'm sure it works fine.
If the config file looks like this:
hypr-empty will spawn
alacritty
in workspaces "1" and "2", androfi -show drun
in workspaces "5" to "9".The
workspace
field is no longer supported.