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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Lets you switch between all windows in a way that minimizes keystrokes.
# Two ways to order:
# - If order=last, the windows are listed in the order that you last visited them in.
# - If order=sequential, the windows are listed in number order.
order=sequential
ratmenu="~/.ratpoison/ratmenu"
source ~/.colors
# Yes, bash is really necessary, because it's version of printf makes this
# script possible. Regular bourne shell printf does NOT.
window_index_str=$(ratpoison -c "info" | sed 's/^.*\([0-9]\)(.*$/\1/')
if [ "$window_index_str" = "No window." ]; then
group_index=$($HOME/.ratpoison/workspace current)
$ratmenu -style dreary -fg \"$COLOR0\" -bg \"$COLOR0\" "No windows in group $group_index"
/bin/true
else
ratpoison -c "echo $window_index_str"
echo "$window_index_str">/tmp/log
window_index=$[ $window_index_str + 1 ]
if [ $order = sequential ]; then
( printf "$ratmenu -style dreary -fg \"$COLOR11\" -bg \"$COLOR0\" -io $window_index \
";
ratpoison -c "windows %n %n %t" | sort -n | while read w x z; do
a=$(printf "%3q" $x); b="ratpoison -c \"select $x\"";
printf " %q\\ %q %q" "$a" "$z" "$b";
done; echo \;) | sh
elif [ $order = last ]; then
( printf "$ratmenu -style dreary -fg \"$COLOR11\" -bg \"$COLOR0\" -io $window_index \
";
ratpoison -c "windows %l %n %t" | sort -rn | while read w x z; do
a=$(printf "%3q" $x); b="ratpoison -c \"select $x\"";
printf " %q\\ %q %q" "$a" "$z" "$b";
done; echo \;) | sh
fi
fi
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