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@laur89 laur89 commented Aug 2, 2019

  • note currenlty only works nicely when title_align=left (default);
    could be modified to support centered- and right alignment, but not
    going to for the sake of keeping the patch as simple as possible.

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Thanks for the contribution, a few minor notes though:

  1. Could you add a bit of an explanation to your label swapping patch? I can't see why such a patch would be useful, but maybe a small doc would help. Either in the patch itself or in the README.md.
  2. For both patches, can you add a note on the i3 version that these patches were successfully applied to. For example, the window patch doesn't apply to 4.17.1.

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laur89 commented Oct 24, 2019

Will do later when I have more time.

I can't see why such a patch would be useful, but maybe a small doc would help

{v,h}split seem to have different definitions.
I'm used to the one vim (any many other programs) use, where vertically-split entity means the splitting line itself is vertical; having to deal with both ways doesn't play nice with my thinking.

Laur Aliste and others added 8 commits January 29, 2021 03:31
- note currenlty only works nicely when title_align=left (default);
  could be modified to support centered- and right alignment, but not
  going to for the sake of keeping the patch as simple as possible.
- this merely swaps the vsplit & hsplit displayed labels (V & H);
- breaking changes from i3/i3#3759
Laur Aliste and others added 2 commits January 29, 2021 03:41
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