Synopsis
(import jwno/indicator)This module shows visual indicators for the active (current) frame.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
indicator/current-frame-area |
Fills an empty frame with a blank rectangle when it's activated, so that it stands out from emtpy desktop areas nearby. |
indicator/current-frame-tooltip |
Shows a simple tooltip when a frame is activated. |
indicator/current-frame-area
To enable it:
(def current-frame-area (indicator/current-frame-area jwno/context))
(put current-frame-area :margin 10) # Should usually match your window margin setting. Defaults to 0.
(put current-frame-area :color 0xffffff) # 0xBBGGRR, defaults to a bright white color.
(put current-frame-area :alpha 64) # Opaqueness, 255 = fully opaque, 0 = fully transparent. Defaults to 64.
(:enable current-frame-area)Then, when you activate an empty frame, a rectangle will be shown in the frame's area. The rectangle won't be shown if there's only one visible frame.
To disable it:
(:disable current-frame-area)indicator/current-frame-tooltip
To enable it:
(def current-frame-tooltip (indicator/current-frame-tooltip jwno/context))
(put current-frame-tooltip :text "Current Frame") # The text shown in the tooltip, defaults to "Current Frame"
(put current-frame-tooltip :timeout 1500) # In milliseconds, defaults to 1500 (1.5 seconds)
(:enable current-frame-tooltip)When a frame is activated, current-frame-tooltip will show a small tooltip containing the specified text, in the center of the frame.
To disabled it:
(:disable current-frame-tooltip)