More complex floating rules

[dusky delta]

Hi,
I saw the latest commits with float/ignored split and it's fantastic news.
However, is there a way to set a floating rule for a process that will also match the title?
For example, in GlazeWM 2 I used something like:

  - command: "set floating"
    match_process_name: "/maya/"
    match_title: "/^((?!Autodesk MAYA|Autodesk Maya|Maya).)*$/"

So basically every window that doesn't have those strings in the title will automatically be set to floating
In GlazeWM 3 I had to split it into two rules, because Rust Regex does not support negative lookahead.

  - commands: [ 'set-floating' ]
    match:
      - window_process: { regex: 'maya' }
  - commands: [ 'set-tiling' ]
    match:
      - window_process: { regex: 'maya' }
        window_title: { regex: ".*(?:Autodesk MAYA|Autodesk Maya|Maya).*" }

The idea being the same, that the title match defines the floating behavior.
The main reason is that certain software uses a lot of floating windows internally (like Autodesk Maya in this example) and tiling them is not practical. However, the main window should be tiled.

Thanks!

[pulsar holly]

https://youtu.be/6LcjPozTGpQ?t=337&si=796bWvNhmWbHrII0

you should be able to use composite matching rules for this (timestamped)

You can also use Regex as a type of
matching_strategy, but the same
Rust regex caveats apply

You can also do something like "ignore all Maya exe windows", and then set a separate force manage rule with a composite matcher which targets the exe + the main window title/class

[dusky delta]

Thank you! I will try these methods.