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@ -208,7 +208,7 @@ modmap:
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not: [Application, ...]
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# or
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only: [Application, ...]
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window: # Optional (only wlroots clients supported)
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window: # Optional (only wlroots/kde clients supported)
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not: [/regex of window title/, ...]
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# or
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only: [/regex of window title/, ...]
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@ -266,7 +266,7 @@ keymap:
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not: [Application, ...]
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# or
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only: [Application, ...]
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window: # Optional (only wlroots clients supported)
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window: # Optional (only wlroots/kde clients supported)
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not: [/regex of window title/, ...]
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# or
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only: [/regex of window title/, ...]
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@ -344,7 +344,7 @@ However, it will only start printing, once a mapping has been triggered that use
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So you have to create a mapping with a filter using a dummy application name and trigger it.
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Then each time you switch to a new window xremap will print its caption, class, and name in the following style:
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`active window: caption: '<caption>', class: '<class>', name: '<name>'`
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You want to use the class for the filter.
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The `class` property should be used for application matching, while the `caption` property should be used for window matching.
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If you use a systemd-daemon to manage xremap, the prints will be visible in the system-logs (Can be opened with `journalctl -f`)
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