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<NickH> So, I'm really missing someting here. The kile.1.scd page talks about configuring kile using riverctl. Ok. But there exists kile/contrib/layout that is a shell script that just sets three environment variables that lose scope as soon as the script exits.
<NickH> Is there an example ~/.config/river/init that sets up kile availble somewhere?
<snakedye> Use this command to send a layout. Riverctl tells you how to send layout commands
<NickH> That line is: "*default*, *focused*, *all* or *1..32* _(name)_ _(layout)_"
<snakedye> Yes
<snakedye> riverctl something something name layout
<NickH> Ok, I'm not so good a parsing raw scd files... was able to covert to man.
<snakedye> The contrib file is just meant to be sourced in your own shell script
<NickH> Ok, since it has a "#!/bin/sh" it looks like it should be executed, not sourced.
<NickH> So somthing like: riverctl send-layout-cmd kile "all (v: h h)"
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<snakedye> all name (v: h h)
<NickH> Ok, so "name" is a name that I am assigning to the layout?
<NickH> Thanks I think I may undestand enough to start playing with it.
<NickH> I think the documentaion really should include at a example to get people started.
<NickH> Reference docuemntation is also important, it is rarely a good place to begin from.
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<NickH> I made a super minimal kile config. Maybe it could help others just starting out. See https://0x0.st/oPcn.txt
<NickH> While play I noticed that I missed having increment and decrment options for main_amount and main_ratio.
<NickH> Hence the hacky use of the function keys in that sample config.
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<snakedye> NickH: there's increment and decrement. Use mod_commans
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<NickH> Ahh ok. Thanks. Was a bit puzzled but the "(default_)(mod_)" stuff in the man page. Makes sense now.
<NickH> In particular for mod_main_amount since the it explicitly states that the integer should be positiv.e