* add option for animating workspaces as if the first and last were adjacent
* change wraparound detection to use IDs instead of dispatcher
* move shouldWraparound from MiscFunctions to Monitor
* Groupbar: add keep_upper_gap setting to apply/remove outer gap offset to the upper side of groupbar
* Groupbar: add text_offset setting to adjust text vertical position in a group header
* Revert "xwayland: don't create an abstract unix domain socket on linux (#8874)" (#9574)
This reverts commit 2b01a5bcf6.
* xwayland: make the abstract Unix domain socket optional (#9574)
* xwayland: extend the default permissions for a regular Unix domain socket (#9574)
* xwayland: a little refactoring for `createSocket`
- Replaced boolean config parameter `always_center_master` to an integer value `slave_count_for_center_master` for more control on when to center master window.
- Also updated configuration parameter, type, description and related internal variable.
New description: **when using orientation=center, make the master window centered only when at least this many slave windows are open. (Set 0 to always_center_master)**
This effects center orientation of master layout.
Now, user can control when the master window would be centered
* modified movefocus dispatcher to prioritize focus change within groups
* pass clang-format check
* `movefocus` cycling groups set optional to config bool `movefocus_cycles_groupfirst`
* Update ConfigDescriptions.hpp
* config: add 'force' option for 'cursor:warp_on_change_workspace'
* manager: throw the expression into the function arguments
* config: fix description of `cursor:warp_on_change_workspace`
* snap: add option `border_overlap` and other improvements
I really liked the way borders used to overlap when snapping and how
only the window's main surface would snap to the monitor, so I would
like to bring that behavior back, but in the form of a config option.
Other improvements include:
- reduced the number of snap functions from 4 down to 2, and only
one ever gets called at any given time.
- border size should not be added to gap size. It seemed like the
right thing to do at the time, but it makes snapping feel way
stronger than it actually should.
- all const variables have been given the all-caps naming convention.
- to avoid excessive casting, border size is declared as a double.
- to avoid excessive x + w, y + h calculations. I'm using a struct
called Range and working only with start and end values until the
very end of the function.
- check for both monitor snapping as well as reserved monitor space
snapping in a relatively efficient way.
* snap: always border-align for corners and reserved monitor space
We probably don't want to treat reserved monitor space as if it were just
a smaller monitor. Instead, it should be treated more like a borderless
window, which means our window's border should never encroach upon it.
