dotfiles/awesome/lib/lain/layout/cascade.lua

--[[

     Licensed under GNU General Public License v2
      * (c) 2014,      projektile
      * (c) 2013,      Luca CPZ
      * (c) 2010-2012, Peter Hofmann

--]]

local floor = math.floor
local screen = screen

local cascade = {
	name = 'cascade',
	nmaster = 0,
	offset_x = 32,
	offset_y = 8,
	tile = {
		name = 'cascadetile',
		nmaster = 0,
		ncol = 0,
		mwfact = 0,
		offset_x = 5,
		offset_y = 32,
		extra_padding = 0,
	},
}

local function do_cascade(p, tiling)
	local t = p.tag or screen[p.screen].selected_tag
	local wa = p.workarea
	local cls = p.clients

	if #cls == 0 then
		return
	end

	if not tiling then
		-- Cascade windows.

		local num_c
		if cascade.nmaster > 0 then
			num_c = cascade.nmaster
		else
			num_c = t.master_count
		end

		-- Opening a new window will usually force all existing windows to
		-- get resized. This wastes a lot of CPU time. So let's set a lower
		-- bound to "how_many": This wastes a little screen space but you'll
		-- get a much better user experience.
		local how_many = (#cls >= num_c and #cls) or num_c

		local current_offset_x = cascade.offset_x * (how_many - 1)
		local current_offset_y = cascade.offset_y * (how_many - 1)

		-- Iterate.
		for i = 1, #cls, 1 do
			local c = cls[i]
			local g = {}

			g.x = wa.x + (how_many - i) * cascade.offset_x
			g.y = wa.y + (i - 1) * cascade.offset_y
			g.width = wa.width - current_offset_x
			g.height = wa.height - current_offset_y

			if g.width < 1 then
				g.width = 1
			end
			if g.height < 1 then
				g.height = 1
			end

			p.geometries[c] = g
		end
	else
		-- Layout with one fixed column meant for a master window. Its
		-- width is calculated according to mwfact. Other clients are
		-- cascaded or "tabbed" in a slave column on the right.

		--         (1)                 (2)                 (3)                 (4)
		--   +----------+---+    +----------+---+    +----------+---+    +----------+---+
		--   |          |   |    |          | 3 |    |          | 4 |    |         +---+|
		--   |          |   | -> |          |   | -> |         +---++ -> |        +---+|+
		--   |  1       | 2 |    |  1      +---++    |  1      | 3 ||    |  1    +---+|+|
		--   |          |   |    |         | 2 ||    |        +---++|    |      +---+|+ |
		--   |          |   |    |         |   ||    |        | 2 | |    |      | 2 |+  |
		--   +----------+---+    +---------+---++    +--------+---+-+    +------+---+---+

		local mwfact
		if cascade.tile.mwfact > 0 then
			mwfact = cascade.tile.mwfact
		else
			mwfact = t.master_width_factor
		end

		-- Make slave windows overlap main window? Do this if ncol is 1.
		local overlap_main
		if cascade.tile.ncol > 0 then
			overlap_main = cascade.tile.ncol
		else
			overlap_main = t.column_count
		end

		-- Minimum space for slave windows? See cascade.tile.lua.
		local num_c
		if cascade.tile.nmaster > 0 then
			num_c = cascade.tile.nmaster
		else
			num_c = t.master_count
		end

		local how_many = (#cls - 1 >= num_c and (#cls - 1)) or num_c

		local current_offset_x = cascade.tile.offset_x * (how_many - 1)
		local current_offset_y = cascade.tile.offset_y * (how_many - 1)

		if #cls <= 0 then
			return
		end

		-- Main column, fixed width and height.
		local c = cls[1]
		local g = {}
		-- Rounding is necessary to prevent the rendered size of slavewid
		-- from being 1 pixel off when the result is not an integer.
		local mainwid = floor(wa.width * mwfact)
		local slavewid = wa.width - mainwid

		if overlap_main == 1 then
			g.width = wa.width

			-- The size of the main window may be reduced a little bit.
			-- This allows you to see if there are any windows below the
			-- main window.
			-- This only makes sense, though, if the main window is
			-- overlapping everything else.
			g.width = g.width - cascade.tile.extra_padding
		else
			g.width = mainwid
		end

		g.height = wa.height
		g.x = wa.x
		g.y = wa.y

		if g.width < 1 then
			g.width = 1
		end
		if g.height < 1 then
			g.height = 1
		end

		p.geometries[c] = g

		-- Remaining clients stacked in slave column, new ones on top.
		if #cls <= 1 then
			return
		end
		for i = 2, #cls do
			c = cls[i]
			g = {}

			g.width = slavewid - current_offset_x
			g.height = wa.height - current_offset_y

			g.x = wa.x + mainwid + (how_many - (i - 1)) * cascade.tile.offset_x
			g.y = wa.y + (i - 2) * cascade.tile.offset_y

			if g.width < 1 then
				g.width = 1
			end
			if g.height < 1 then
				g.height = 1
			end

			p.geometries[c] = g
		end
	end
end

function cascade.tile.arrange(p)
	return do_cascade(p, true)
end

function cascade.arrange(p)
	return do_cascade(p, false)
end

return cascade