* Bind the foreign-toplevel-manager object *after* the first round of
global objects. This ensures we bind all pre-existing wl-output
objects before binding the toplevel manager. This is important, since
otherwise we wont get any output_enter() events for the initial set of
toplevels.
* Bind xdg-output-manager, to be able to bind xdg-output objects for
each wl-output.
* Add xdg-output-listener to each wl/xdg-output, to be able to get the
outputs’ names.
* Add a list of outputs to each toplevel. The output_enter() event
adds to this list, and output_leave() removes from it.
* Add option ‘all-monitors’. When not set (the default), toplevels are
only included in the generated content if they are mapped on the same
output as the bar itself. When *not* set, all toplevels are always
included in the generated content.
* ‘content’ is a template; the module returns a list of toplevels,
each one instantiated using the content template.
* Each toplevel has 6 tags:
- app-id (string)
- title (string)
- maximized (bool)
- minimized (bool)
- activated (bool)
- fullscreen (bool)
To show the application name and title of the currently active window,
one can do:
- foreign-toplevel:
content:
map:
tag: activated
values:
false: {empty: {}}
true: {string: {text: "{app-id}: {title}"}}
