It is also possible loop over all current screens using:\n
for s in screen do\n -- do something\n end\n
Most basic Awesome objects also have a screen property, see mouse.screen\n- client.screen, wibox.screen and tag.screen.\n+ client.screen, wibox.screen and tag.screen.\n
Furthermore to the classes described here, one can also use signals as\n described in signals.\n
\n This property is read only, use tag.screen, awful.tag.add,\n+
This property is read only, use tag.screen, awful.tag.add,\n awful.tag.new or t:delete() to alter this list.\n \n \n \n
### New tag and layout properties\n
[](../classes/tag.html)\n
#### Generic useless gap\n
Adds an empty space between clients.\n
**See:**\n
* tag\n * tag.gap\n-* tag.gap_single_client\n+* tag.gap_single_client\n
#### Master fill policies\n
Allows the layout to optionally take all the space when there is no \"slave\"\n client or to use a smaller screen area. For example, if only one terminal is\n present in a awful.layout.suit.tile.left layout, then instead of filling the\n whole screen, it wont be larger than it would otherwise be if there were more\n clients.\n
**See:**\n
* tag\n-* tag.master_fill_policy\n+* tag.master_fill_policy\n
#### Volatile\n
Tags can now be volatile. A volatile tag will be destroyed when its last\n client has been untagged. This is useful for temporary layouts or tags\n dedicated to a single client.\n
**See:**\n
* tag.volatile\n
#### The corner layout\n@@ -1014,22 +1014,22 @@\n * awful.client.floating.get\n * awful.client.floating.toggle\n * awful.client.dockable.get\n * awful.client.dockable.set\n * awful.client.property.get\n * awful.client.property.set\n * awful.client.get_transient_for_matching\n-* awful.client.is_transient_for\n+* awful.client.is_transient_for\n * awful.mouse.client_under_pointer\n * awful.mouse.client.dragtotag.border\n * awful.mouse.client.corner\n * awful.screen.getdistance_sq\n * awful.screen.padding\n * awful.tag.move\n-* awful.tag.swap\n+* awful.tag.swap\n * awful.tag.delete\n * awful.tag.gettags\n * awful.tag.setscreen\n * awful.tag.getscreen\n * awful.tag.selectedlist\n * awful.tag.selected\n * awful.tag.setmwfact\n"}, {"source1": "./usr/share/doc/awesome/doc/libraries/awful.spawn.html", "source2": "./usr/share/doc/awesome/doc/libraries/awful.spawn.html", "unified_diff": "@@ -189,15 +189,15 @@\n any other unix shell language syntax\n * When shell variables are defined as part of the command\n * When the command is a shell alias\n
Note that a shell is **not** a terminal emulator. A terminal emulator is\n something like XTerm, Gnome-terminal or Konsole. A shell is something like\n bash, zsh, busybox sh or Debian ash.\n
If you wish to open a process in a terminal window, check that your terminal\n- emulator supports the common -e option. If it does, then something like\n+ emulator supports the common -e option. If it does, then something like\n this should work:\n
awful.spawn(terminal..\" -e my_command\")\n
Note that some terminals, such as rxvt-unicode (urxvt) support full commands\n using quotes, while other terminal emulators require to use quoting.\n
**Understanding clients versus PID versus commands versus class**:\n
A *process* has a *PID* (process identifier). It can have 0, 1 or many\n *window*s.\n"}]}]}]}]}