08:38 <maralorn> leon-p: Thx. I mean I would be fine to only sample the title when a new layout is requested.

11:07 <leon-p> LarstiQ: unfortunately, the app-id is allowed to change arbitrarily, whenever the application deems fit to do so

11:07 <leon-p> in practice, well-behaved applications will set it once before mapping the window

11:07 <leon-p> not-well behaved applications tend to not set it at all

11:08 <leon-p> although I do remember seeing some clients that set it after mapping the window

11:08 <leon-p> sad that xdg-shell is stabilized because this really seems like a design bug to me

11:09 <Guest2> Does river support the xdg-foreign protocol?

11:10 <Guest2> Because firefox tells me that it can't open external filechoosers as the "Server is missing xdg_foreign support"

11:12 <leon-p> no, I don't think river implements it

12:05 <LarstiQ> leon-p: yikes, I can't see what the purpose of that would be (resolving conflicts?). Something stable over the lifetime seems the most useful

12:24 <maralorn> To directly implement a layouter I need to use a wayland binding library, right? is there somewhere a complete list of wayland bindings? I think I can’t find one for Haskell. :-(

12:25 <maralorn> Haskell bindings would also be awesome to display tag state in my selfwritten status bar.

13:09 <leon-p> maralorn: if you like to write a layout in a functional(-ish) language, I have this: https://git.sr.ht/~leon_plickat/riverguile/

13:10 <leon-p> (insert discussion why lisp/scheme isn't functional since it /technically/ has procedures and not functions)

13:30 <waleee> coalton is functional, but it might be a stretch to count it as a separate lisp

13:32 <waleee> also not as straightforward to write bindnings to c libs in

13:32 <waleee> * writing one in cl that is

18:04 <maralorn> leon-p: Yeah, looks nice. I guess I will have to package it with nix first, but I might just do that.

19:19 <maralorn> leon-p: I am trying to compile riverguile from current master. Encountering this build error: Is this indicative of a missing dependency? https://paste.linuxlounge.net/35UZ2SXRA6JR3H5OI5P2FZJBHE

19:21 <leon-p> no

19:22 <leon-p> it just means your local machine has different default C flags than mine

19:22 <leon-p> add -Wno-clobber to the Makefile, or better yet remove -Werror

20:51 <maralorn> Ah, yeah. Obvious. Thanks!

20:54 <maralorn> Works now.

22:11 <Guest51> yo, I saw that you guys use zig-wayland. did you ever get that to work with the language server?