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-- Automatically Manage Dynamic Workspaces
-- This is a somewhat convoluted wrapper for the Dymamic Workspaces module
-- in the contrib library. The general behavior this allows:
-- 1) launch app
-- 2) move app to its own dynamic workspace
-- 3) close app and remove dynamic workspace
--
-- The only sane way to do this is to monitor the lifetime of a PID on a dynamic
-- workspace (effectively tying each dynamic workspace to a single PID). Xmonad
-- is single threaded and thus cannot "wait" for PIDs to exit, so this spawns
-- a separate thread outside XMonad that will in turn spawn monitor threads
-- for each dynamic workspace. When these monitor threads detect that the app
-- has closed, they will send an event to X which can be caught by Xmonad so
-- the workspace can be removed.
--
-- What is the motivation? Some apps suck and don't play nice with others on
-- normal workspaces, so I would rather have them go in their own little
-- environment and misbehave.
--
-- Examples:
-- 1) Gimp (lots of trays and floating windows)
-- 2) Xsane (see Gimp)
-- 3) Virtualbox (should always be by itself anyways)

module XMonad.Internal.Concurrent.DynamicWorkspaces
  ( DynWorkspace (..)
  , appendShift
  , appendViewShift
  , removeDynamicWorkspace
  , runWorkspaceMon
  , spawnOrSwitch
  , doSink
  )
where

-- import           Control.Concurrent
import Control.Monad
import Control.Monad.Reader
import Data.List (deleteBy, find)
import qualified Data.Map as M
import Data.Maybe
import Graphics.X11.Types
import Graphics.X11.Xlib.Atom
import Graphics.X11.Xlib.Display
import Graphics.X11.Xlib.Event
import Graphics.X11.Xlib.Extras
import Graphics.X11.Xlib.Misc
import Graphics.X11.Xlib.Types
import RIO hiding
  ( Display
  , display
  )
import qualified RIO.Set as S
import System.Process
import XMonad.Actions.DynamicWorkspaces
import XMonad.Core
  ( ManageHook
  , WorkspaceId
  , X
  , io
  , withWindowSet
  )
import XMonad.Hooks.ManageHelpers (MaybeManageHook)
import XMonad.Internal.Concurrent.ClientMessage
import XMonad.Internal.IO
import XMonad.ManageHook
import XMonad.Operations
import qualified XMonad.StackSet as W

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-- Dynamic Workspace datatype
-- This holds all the data needed to tie an app to a particular dynamic workspace

data DynWorkspace = DynWorkspace
  { dwName :: String
  , dwTag :: WorkspaceId
  , dwClass :: String
  , dwHook :: [MaybeManageHook]
  , dwKey :: Char
  , dwCmd :: Maybe (X ())
  -- TODO this should also have the layout for this workspace
  }

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-- Manager thread
-- The main thread that watches for new windows. When a match is found, this
-- thread spawns a new thread the waits for the PID of the window to exit. When
-- the PID exits, it sends a ClientMessage event to X

-- TOOD it would be really nice if the manner we used to match windows was
-- the same as that in XMonad itself (eg with Query types)
-- type MatchTags = M.Map String String

data WConf = WConf
  { display :: Display
  , dynWorkspaces :: [DynWorkspace]
  , curPIDs :: MVar (S.Set Pid)
  }

type W a = RIO WConf ()

withOpenDisplay :: (Display -> IO a) -> IO a
withOpenDisplay = bracket (openDisplay "") closeDisplay

runWorkspaceMon :: [DynWorkspace] -> IO ()
runWorkspaceMon dws = withOpenDisplay $ \dpy -> do
  root <- rootWindow dpy $ defaultScreen dpy
  -- listen only for substructure change events (which includes MapNotify)
  allocaSetWindowAttributes $ \a -> do
    set_event_mask a substructureNotifyMask
    changeWindowAttributes dpy root cWEventMask a
  void $ allocaXEvent $ withEvents dpy
  where
    withEvents dpy e = do
      ps <- newMVar S.empty
      let c = WConf {display = dpy, dynWorkspaces = dws, curPIDs = ps}
      runRIO c $
        forever $
          handleEvent =<< io (nextEvent dpy e >> getEvent e)

handleEvent :: Event -> W ()

-- | assume this fires at least once when a new window is created (also could
-- use CreateNotify but that is really noisy)
handleEvent MapNotifyEvent {ev_window = w} = do
  dpy <- asks display
  hint <- io $ getClassHint dpy w
  dws <- asks dynWorkspaces
  let tag =
        M.lookup (resClass hint) $
          M.fromList $
            fmap (\DynWorkspace {dwTag = t, dwClass = c} -> (c, t)) dws
  forM_ tag $ \t -> do
    a <- io $ internAtom dpy "_NET_WM_PID" False
    pid <- io $ getWindowProperty32 dpy a w
    case pid of
      -- ASSUMPTION windows will only have one PID at one time
      Just [p] -> let p' = fromIntegral p in void $ async $ withUniquePid p' t
      _ -> return ()
handleEvent _ = return ()

withUniquePid :: Pid -> String -> W ()
withUniquePid pid tag = do
  ps <- asks curPIDs
  pids <- readMVar ps
  io
    $ unless (pid `elem` pids)
    $ bracket_
      (modifyMVar_ ps (return . S.insert pid))
      (modifyMVar_ ps (return . S.delete pid))
    $ waitUntilExit pid >> sendXMsg Workspace tag

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-- Launching apps
-- When launching apps on dymamic workspaces, first check if they are running
-- and launch if not, then switch to their workspace
wsOccupied :: Eq a1 => a1 -> W.StackSet a1 l a2 sid sd -> Bool
wsOccupied tag ws =
  elem tag $
    map W.tag $
      filter (isJust . W.stack)
      -- list of all workspaces with windows on them
      -- TODO is there not a better way to do this?
      $
        W.workspace (W.current ws) : W.hidden ws ++ map W.workspace (W.visible ws)

spawnOrSwitch :: WorkspaceId -> X () -> X ()
spawnOrSwitch tag cmd = do
  occupied <- withWindowSet $ return . wsOccupied tag
  if occupied then windows $ W.view tag else cmd

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-- Managehook
-- Move windows to new workspace if they are part of a dynamic workspace

-- shamelessly ripped off from appendWorkspace (this analogue doesn't exist)
appendHiddenWorkspace :: String -> X ()
appendHiddenWorkspace = addHiddenWorkspaceAt (flip (++) . return)

viewShift :: WorkspaceId -> ManageHook
viewShift = doF . liftM2 (.) W.view W.shift

-- NOTE: need to appendHidden because the regular append function will shift
-- to the new workspace, which I don't want for this one
appendShift :: String -> ManageHook
appendShift tag = liftX (appendHiddenWorkspace tag) >> doF (W.shift tag)

appendViewShift :: String -> ManageHook
appendViewShift tag = liftX (appendWorkspace tag) >> viewShift tag

-- TODO surprisingly this doesn't exist? We shouldn't need to TBH
doSink :: ManageHook
doSink = doF $ \s -> case W.stack $ W.workspace $ W.current s of
  Just s' -> W.sink (W.focus s') s
  Nothing -> s

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-- Eventhook

-- When an app is closed, this will respond the event that is sent in the main
-- XMonad thread
removeDynamicWorkspace :: WorkspaceId -> X ()
removeDynamicWorkspace target = windows removeIfEmpty
  where
    -- remove workspace if it is empty and if there are hidden workspaces
    removeIfEmpty s@W.StackSet {W.visible = vis, W.hidden = hall@(h : hs)}
      -- if hidden, delete from hidden
      | Just x <- find isEmptyTarget hall =
          s {W.hidden = deleteBy (eq W.tag) x hall}
      -- if visible, delete from visible and move first hidden to its place
      | Just x <- find (isEmptyTarget . W.workspace) vis =
          s
            { W.visible = x {W.workspace = h} : deleteBy (eq W.screen) x vis
            , W.hidden = hs
            }
      -- if current, move the first hidden workspace to the current
      | isEmptyTarget $ W.workspace $ W.current s =
          s {W.current = (W.current s) {W.workspace = h}, W.hidden = hs}
      -- otherwise do nothing
      | otherwise = s
    removeIfEmpty s = s
    isEmptyTarget ws = isNothing (W.stack ws) && W.tag ws == target
    eq f x y = f x == f y