# Window rules.
#
# There are three, they are all about size, and none of them is about
# stacking. Dialogs staying in front of the window that opened them,
# secondary windows floating over the main one instead of resizing it, and
# a print dialog being the window in front are all ordinary window-manager
# behaviour here, so there is nothing to write down.
#
# `types=1` is NET::Normal only. Without it a rule that maximises would
# also maximise the dialogs, which is exactly the behaviour the classroom
# is moving away from.

[General]
count=3
rules=classroom-browser,classroom-wonderink,classroom-video

[classroom-browser]
Description=The classroom browser fills the screen
wmclass=google-chrome
wmclassmatch=1
wmclasscomplete=false
types=1
maximizehoriz=true
maximizehorizrule=3
maximizevert=true
maximizevertrule=3

[classroom-wonderink]
Description=Wonder Ink fills the screen
# Chrome derives this from the --app URL. Measured on a running session
# rather than guessed; it is also what the launcher's StartupWMClass says,
# and the two have to agree or the panel shows two buttons for one app.
wmclass=chrome-app.wonderink.org__-Default
wmclassmatch=1
wmclasscomplete=false
types=1
maximizehoriz=true
maximizehorizrule=3
maximizevert=true
maximizevertrule=3

[classroom-video]
Description=Video is an appliance screen, not a window
wmclass=vlc
wmclassmatch=2
wmclasscomplete=false
noborder=true
noborderrule=2