2 * vim:ts=4:sw=4:expandtab
4 * i3 - an improved dynamic tiling window manager
5 * © 2009-2011 Michael Stapelberg and contributors (see also: LICENSE)
7 * A "match" is a data structure which acts like a mask or expression to match
8 * certain windows or not. For example, when using commands, you can specify a
9 * command like this: [title="*Firefox*"] kill. The title member of the match
10 * data structure will then be filled and i3 will check each window using
11 * match_matches_window() to find the windows affected by this command.
18 * Initializes the Match data structure. This function is necessary because the
19 * members representing boolean values (like dock) need to be initialized with
23 void match_init(Match *match) {
24 memset(match, 0, sizeof(Match));
29 * Check if a match is empty. This is necessary while parsing commands to see
30 * whether the user specified a match at all.
33 bool match_is_empty(Match *match) {
34 /* we cannot simply use memcmp() because the structure is part of a
35 * TAILQ and I don’t want to start with things like assuming that the
36 * last member of a struct really is at the end in memory… */
37 return (match->title == NULL &&
38 match->mark == NULL &&
39 match->application == NULL &&
40 match->class == NULL &&
41 match->instance == NULL &&
42 match->id == XCB_NONE &&
43 match->con_id == NULL &&
45 match->floating == M_ANY);
49 * Copies the data of a match from src to dest.
52 void match_copy(Match *dest, Match *src) {
53 memcpy(dest, src, sizeof(Match));
55 /* The DUPLICATE_REGEX macro creates a new regular expression from the
56 * ->pattern of the old one. It therefore does use a little more memory then
57 * with a refcounting system, but it’s easier this way. */
58 #define DUPLICATE_REGEX(field) do { \
59 if (src->field != NULL) \
60 dest->field = regex_new(src->field->pattern); \
63 DUPLICATE_REGEX(title);
64 DUPLICATE_REGEX(mark);
65 DUPLICATE_REGEX(application);
66 DUPLICATE_REGEX(class);
67 DUPLICATE_REGEX(instance);
71 * Check if a match data structure matches the given window.
74 bool match_matches_window(Match *match, i3Window *window) {
75 LOG("checking window %d (%s)\n", window->id, window->class_class);
77 if (match->class != NULL) {
78 if (window->class_class != NULL &&
79 regex_matches(match->class, window->class_class)) {
80 LOG("window class matches (%s)\n", window->class_class);
82 LOG("window class does not match\n");
87 if (match->instance != NULL) {
88 if (window->class_instance != NULL &&
89 regex_matches(match->instance, window->class_instance)) {
90 LOG("window instance matches (%s)\n", window->class_instance);
92 LOG("window instance does not match\n");
97 if (match->id != XCB_NONE) {
98 if (window->id == match->id) {
99 LOG("match made by window id (%d)\n", window->id);
101 LOG("window id does not match\n");
106 if (match->title != NULL) {
107 if (window->name_json != NULL &&
108 regex_matches(match->title, window->name_json)) {
109 LOG("title matches (%s)\n", window->name_json);
111 LOG("title does not match\n");
116 if (match->dock != -1) {
117 LOG("match->dock = %d, window->dock = %d\n", match->dock, window->dock);
118 if ((window->dock == W_DOCK_TOP && match->dock == M_DOCK_TOP) ||
119 (window->dock == W_DOCK_BOTTOM && match->dock == M_DOCK_BOTTOM) ||
120 ((window->dock == W_DOCK_TOP || window->dock == W_DOCK_BOTTOM) &&
121 match->dock == M_DOCK_ANY) ||
122 (window->dock == W_NODOCK && match->dock == M_NODOCK)) {
123 LOG("dock status matches\n");
125 LOG("dock status does not match\n");
130 /* We don’t check the mark because this function is not even called when
131 * the mark would have matched - it is checked in cmdparse.y itself */
132 if (match->mark != NULL) {
133 LOG("mark does not match\n");