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I don't see any problems here?

>> Subtlext::View.current
=> test
>> Subtlext::View.current.prev.prev.prev.prev.next == Subtlext::View["terms"].next
=> true
>> Subtlext::View.all
=> [terms, www, void, sketch, test, editor]

Still not working for me. I tried using this to debug it:

on :client_create do |c|
  p Subtlext::View[:all]
  puts
  p Subtlext::View[4]
  p Subtlext::View[0]
  puts
  p Subtlext::View[4].prev.prev.prev.prev.next
  p Subtlext::View[0].next
end

Which gave me this:

[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, , ]

5
1

6
2

I only have 8 views, so what's with the two empty ones at the end of the array? Also, why are your views named and mine aren't?

View[0] and View[4] are correct

View[4].prev.prev.prev.prev.next is incorrect, apparently because prev returns the same view rather than the previous one

View[0].next is correct

By the way, this:

on :client_create do |c|
  p Subtlext::View[1] == Subtlext::View[0].next
  p Subtlext::View[0] == Subtlext::View[1].prev
end

Still prints this:

false
false

Shouldn't those both be true?

I added your hook and both values are true as expected. Can you post your whole config? Must be something there, doesn't happen with either my or the default config.

It's not my config. I just copied /etc/xdg/subtle/subtle.rb -> $HOME/.config/subtle/subtle.rb and then added this at the end:

on :client_create do |c|
  p Subtlext::View[:all]
  puts
  p Subtlext::View[3]
  p Subtlext::View[0]
  puts
  p Subtlext::View[3].prev.prev.prev.next
  p Subtlext::View[0].next
end

on :client_create do |c|
  p Subtlext::View[1] == Subtlext::View[0].next
  p Subtlext::View[0] == Subtlext::View[1].prev
end

Which then printed this:

[1, 2, 3, 4, , ]

4
1

2
false
false

• There's two extra (empty) views.
• The views are unnamed.
• prev.prev.prev.next is incorrect.
• next is correct.
• Both print false.

Very odd that you aren't having the same problem... I'm using Debian Sid 64-bit Xfce4 with subtle 0.10.3212.

Just in case, here's my config, though I already pointed out that it happens with the default config: http://pastebin.com/81EAMmMD

Weird, Ruby version?

$ ruby --version
ruby 1.9.3p0 (2011-10-30 revision 33570) [x86_64-linux]

I've asked several users in the project channel, no problems there. I have no idea why subtlext behaves differently for you, I can't even explain why the #to_str method returns numbers instead of names.

Well, I guess you better mark this as WontFix until I can get some more information on why it happens.