@ -324,17 +324,17 @@ right now.
* `fallback_icon` is a path to some PNG/SVG icon which will be used as
`{app_icon}` if no application-specific icon can be determined.
The placeholders `{id}` , `{app_name}` , `{name}` /`{title}`, `{output_name}` ,
`{workspace_name}` , and `{marks }` may optionally provide a format string as
specified by [Rust's std::fmt ](https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/fmt/ ). The syntax
is `{<placeholder>:<fmt_str><clipped_str>}` . For example,
`{app_name:{:>10.10}}` would mean that the application name is printed with
exactly 10 characters. If it's shorter, it will be right-aligned (the `>` ) and
padded with spaces, if it's longer, it'll be cut after the 10th character.
Another example, `{app_name:{:.10}...}` would mean that the application name is
truncated at 10 characters. If it's shorter, it will be printed as-is (no
padding), if it's longer, it'll be cut after the 10th character and the last
3 characters of that substring will be replaced with `...` (`< clipped_str > `).
All the placeholders except `{app_icon}` , `{indent}` , `{urgency_start}` , and
`{urgency_end }` may optionally provide a format string as specified by
[Rust's std::fmt ](https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/fmt/ ). The syntax is
`{<placeholder>:<fmt_str><clipped_str>}` . For example, `{app_name:{:>10.10}}`
would mean that the application name is printed with exactly 10 characters. If
it's shorter, it will be right-aligned (the `>` ) and padded with spaces, if
it's longer, it'll be cut after the 10th character. Another example,
`{app_name:{:.10}...}` would mean that the application name is truncated at 10
characters. If it's shorter, it will be printed as-is (no padding), if it's
longer, it'll be cut after the 10th character and the last 3 characters of tha t
substring will be replaced with `...` (`< clipped_str > `).
It is crucial that during selection (using wofi or some other menu program)
each window has a different display string. Therefore, it is highly