Struct libwmctl::WinOpt

pub struct WinOpt { /* private fields */ }

Window option provides an ergonomic way to manipulate a window

Implementations

impl WinOpt

pub fn new(win: Option<u32>) -> Self

Create a new window option with the given optional window.

Arguments

• win - id of the window to manipulate else the active window will be used

Examples

use libwmctl::prelude::*;
let win = WinOpt::new(None);

pub fn size(self, w: u32, h: u32) -> Self

Set the width and height the window should be. This option takes priority over and will set the shape option to None.

Arguments

• w - width the window should be
• h - height the window should be

Examples

use libwmctl::prelude::*;
let win = WinOpt::new(None).size(500, 500);

pub fn location(self, x: u32, y: u32) -> Self

Set the x, y location the window should be. This option takes priority over and will set the position option to None.

Arguments

• x - x coordinate the window moved to
• y - y coordinate the window moved to

Examples

use libwmctl::prelude::*;
let win = WinOpt::new(None).location(0, 0);

pub fn shape(self, shape: WinShape) -> Self

Set the shape the window should be. This option will not be set unless the width and height options are None.

Arguments

• shape - pre-defined shape to manipulate the window into

Examples

use libwmctl::prelude::*;
let win = WinOpt::new(None).shape(WinShape::Large);

pub fn pos(self, pos: WinPosition) -> Self

Set the position the window should be. This option will not be set unless the x and y opitons are None.

Arguments

• pos - pre-defined position to move the window to

Examples

use libwmctl::prelude::*;
let win = WinOpt::new(None).pos(WinPosition::Right);

pub fn place(self) -> WmCtlResult<()>

Place the window according to the specified options

Examples

use libwmctl::prelude::*;
let win = WinOpt::new(None).shape(WinShape::Large).pos(WinPosition::Right);