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> @thealio All code for this feature is provided by contributors. I don't personally use the feature so I haven't prioritized it. That said, the feature seems to work for...
I think that, in the case I use a declared spacing for each layout, this issue can be fixed by writing a function , a transformer or a layout modifier...
> Sorry, I got this backwards and possibly wrong (I need to make sure `spacingRaw` uses `ModifiedLayout`; if it doesn't your layout will crash / become `Full`), plus you need...
If this can be helpful to you, the code above give me the following error: ``` • Couldn't match expected type: ModifiedLayout m1 l1 Window with actual type: ModifiedLayout m0...
> Sigh. It looks like this isn't flexible enough for what you want; toggling a modifier on can only add modifiers, not remove them. It may be possible to "edit"...
> Oh, you can write it, it would just need to be its own layout modifier. I think. I'm still thinking about the above and how it might be doable...
> Let's try this: > > ``` > data SpacingGaps = SPACINGGAPS > deriving (Read, Show, Eq) > instance Transformer SpacingGaps Window where > transform SPACINGGAPS _ (ModifiedLayout _ x)...
> Let's try this: > > ``` > data SpacingGaps = SPACINGGAPS > deriving (Read, Show, Eq) > instance Transformer SpacingGaps Window where > transform SPACINGGAPS (ModifiedLayout _ x) k...
> ☹ Looks like it insists that the "remove" clause only does a remove, not an add. So it's still not flexible enough to do this. Thank you for your...
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