awesome/lib/awful/layout/init.lua

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
--- Layout module for awful
--
-- @author Julien Danjou <julien@danjou.info>
-- @copyright 2008 Julien Danjou
-- @module awful.layout
---------------------------------------------------------------------------

-- Grab environment we need
local ipairs = ipairs
local type = type
local util = require("awful.util")
local capi = {
    screen = screen,
    mouse  = mouse,
    awesome = awesome,
    client = client,
    tag = tag
}
local tag = require("awful.tag")
local client = require("awful.client")
local ascreen = require("awful.screen")
local timer = require("gears.timer")

local function get_screen(s)
    return s and capi.screen[s]
end

local layout = {}

--- Default predefined layouts
--
-- @fixme Add documentation on available layouts as all of them are hidden
layout.suit = require("awful.layout.suit")

-- The default list of layouts
layout.layouts = {
    layout.suit.floating,
    layout.suit.tile,
    layout.suit.tile.left,
    layout.suit.tile.bottom,
    layout.suit.tile.top,
    layout.suit.fair,
    layout.suit.fair.horizontal,
    layout.suit.spiral,
    layout.suit.spiral.dwindle,
    layout.suit.max,
    layout.suit.max.fullscreen,
    layout.suit.magnifier,
    layout.suit.corner.nw,
    layout.suit.corner.ne,
    layout.suit.corner.sw,
    layout.suit.corner.se,
}

-- This is a special lock used by the arrange function.
-- This avoids recurring call by emitted signals.
local arrange_lock = false
-- Delay one arrange call per screen.
local delayed_arrange = {}

--- Get the current layout.
-- @param screen The screen.
-- @return The layout function.
function layout.get(screen)
    screen = screen or capi.mouse.screen
    local t = get_screen(screen).selected_tag
    return tag.getproperty(t, "layout") or layout.suit.floating
end

--- Change the layout of the current tag.
-- @param i Relative index.
-- @param s The screen.
-- @param[opt] layouts A table of layouts.
function layout.inc(i, s, layouts)
    if type(i) == "table" then
        -- Older versions of this function had arguments (layouts, i, s), but
        -- this was changed so that 'layouts' can be an optional parameter
        layouts, i, s = i, s, layouts
    end
    s = get_screen(s or ascreen.focused())
    local t = s.selected_tag
    layouts = layouts or layout.layouts
    if t then
        local curlayout = layout.get(s)
        local curindex
        for k, v in ipairs(layouts) do
            if v == curlayout or curlayout._type == v then
                curindex = k
                break
            end
        end
        if not curindex then
            -- Safety net: handle cases where another reference of the layout
            -- might be given (e.g. when (accidentally) cloning it).
            for k, v in ipairs(layouts) do
                if v.name == curlayout.name then
                    curindex = k
                    break
                end
            end
        end
        if curindex then
            local newindex = util.cycle(#layouts, curindex + i)
            layout.set(layouts[newindex], t)
        end
    end
end

--- Set the layout function of the current tag.
-- @param _layout Layout name.
-- @tparam[opt=mouse.screen.selected_tag] tag t The tag to modify.
function layout.set(_layout, t)
    t = t or capi.mouse.screen.selected_tag
    t.layout = _layout
end

--- Get the layout parameters used for the screen
--
-- This should give the same result as "arrange", but without the "geometries"
-- parameter, as this is computed during arranging.
--
-- If `t` is given, `screen` is ignored, if none are given, the mouse screen is
-- used.
--
-- @tparam[opt] tag t The tag to query
-- @param[opt] screen The screen
-- @treturn table A table with the workarea (x, y, width, height), the screen
--   geometry (x, y, width, height), the clients, the screen and sometime, a
--   "geometries" table with client as keys and geometry as value
function layout.parameters(t, screen)
    screen = get_screen(screen)
    t = t or screen.selected_tag

    screen = get_screen(t and t.screen or 1)

    local p = {}

    local clients           = client.tiled(screen)
    local gap_single_client = true
    
    if(t and t.gap_single_client ~= nil) then
        gap_single_client = t.gap_single_client
    end
    
    local min_clients       = gap_single_client and 1 or 2
    local useless_gap       = t and (#clients >= min_clients and t.gap or 0) or 0

    p.workarea = screen:get_bounding_geometry {
        honor_padding  = true,
        honor_workarea = true,
        margins        = useless_gap,
    }

    p.geometry    = screen.geometry
    p.clients     = clients
    p.screen      = screen.index
    p.padding     = screen.padding
    p.useless_gap = useless_gap

    return p
end

--- Arrange a screen using its current layout.
-- @param screen The screen to arrange.
function layout.arrange(screen)
    screen = get_screen(screen)
    if not screen or delayed_arrange[screen] then return end
    delayed_arrange[screen] = true

    timer.delayed_call(function()
        if not screen.valid then
            -- Screen was removed
            delayed_arrange[screen] = nil
            return
        end
        if arrange_lock then return end
        arrange_lock = true

        local p = layout.parameters(nil, screen)

        local useless_gap = p.useless_gap

        p.geometries = setmetatable({}, {__mode = "k"})
        layout.get(screen).arrange(p)
        for c, g in pairs(p.geometries) do
            g.width = math.max(1, g.width - c.border_width * 2 - useless_gap * 2)
            g.height = math.max(1, g.height - c.border_width * 2 - useless_gap * 2)
            g.x = g.x + useless_gap
            g.y = g.y + useless_gap
            c:geometry(g)
        end
        arrange_lock = false
        delayed_arrange[screen] = nil

        screen:emit_signal("arrange")
    end)
end

--- Get the current layout name.
-- @param _layout The layout.
-- @return The layout name.
function layout.getname(_layout)
    _layout = _layout or layout.get()
    return _layout.name
end

local function arrange_prop_nf(obj)
    if not client.object.get_floating(obj) then
        layout.arrange(obj.screen)
    end
end

local function arrange_prop(obj) layout.arrange(obj.screen) end

capi.client.connect_signal("property::size_hints_honor", arrange_prop_nf)
capi.client.connect_signal("property::struts", arrange_prop)
capi.client.connect_signal("property::minimized", arrange_prop_nf)
capi.client.connect_signal("property::sticky", arrange_prop_nf)
capi.client.connect_signal("property::fullscreen", arrange_prop_nf)
capi.client.connect_signal("property::maximized_horizontal", arrange_prop_nf)
capi.client.connect_signal("property::maximized_vertical", arrange_prop_nf)
capi.client.connect_signal("property::border_width", arrange_prop_nf)
capi.client.connect_signal("property::hidden", arrange_prop_nf)
capi.client.connect_signal("property::floating", arrange_prop)
capi.client.connect_signal("property::geometry", arrange_prop_nf)
capi.client.connect_signal("property::screen", function(c, old_screen)
    if old_screen then
        layout.arrange(old_screen)
    end
    layout.arrange(c.screen)
end)

local function arrange_tag(t)
    layout.arrange(t.screen)
end

capi.tag.connect_signal("property::master_width_factor", arrange_tag)
capi.tag.connect_signal("property::master_count", arrange_tag)
capi.tag.connect_signal("property::column_count", arrange_tag)
capi.tag.connect_signal("property::layout", arrange_tag)
capi.tag.connect_signal("property::windowfact", arrange_tag)
capi.tag.connect_signal("property::selected", arrange_tag)
capi.tag.connect_signal("property::activated", arrange_tag)
capi.tag.connect_signal("property::useless_gap", arrange_tag)
capi.tag.connect_signal("property::master_fill_policy", arrange_tag)
capi.tag.connect_signal("tagged", arrange_tag)

capi.screen.connect_signal("property::workarea", layout.arrange)
capi.screen.connect_signal("padding", layout.arrange)

capi.client.connect_signal("raised", function(c) layout.arrange(c.screen) end)
capi.client.connect_signal("lowered", function(c) layout.arrange(c.screen) end)
capi.client.connect_signal("list", function()
                                   for screen in capi.screen do
                                       layout.arrange(screen)
                                   end
                               end)

--- Default handler for `request::geometry` signals for tiled clients with
-- the "mouse.move" context.
-- @tparam client c The client
-- @tparam string context The context
-- @tparam table hints Additional hints
function layout.move_handler(c, context, hints) --luacheck: no unused args
    -- Quit if it isn't a mouse.move on a tiled layout, that's handled elsewhere
    if c.floating then return end
    if context ~= "mouse.move" then return end

    if capi.mouse.screen ~= c.screen then
        c.screen = capi.mouse.screen
    end

    local l = c.screen.selected_tag and c.screen.selected_tag.layout or nil
    if l == layout.suit.floating then return end

    local c_u_m = capi.mouse.current_client
    if c_u_m and not c_u_m.floating then
        if c_u_m ~= c then
            c:swap(c_u_m)
        end
    end
end

capi.client.connect_signal("request::geometry", layout.move_handler)

-- When a screen is moved, make (floating) clients follow it
capi.screen.connect_signal("property::geometry", function(s, old_geom)
    local geom = s.geometry
    local xshift = geom.x - old_geom.x
    local yshift = geom.y - old_geom.y
    for _, c in ipairs(capi.client.get(s)) do
        local cgeom = c:geometry()
        c:geometry({
            x = cgeom.x + xshift,
            y = cgeom.y + yshift
        })
    end
end)

return layout

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