>>>>> On Fri, 22 Mar 1996 17:07:35 -0800, schaefer_at_z-code.ncd.com
>>>>> (Barton E. Schaefer) said:
Barton> One other setting that I don't currently use, but that I've
Barton> played with in the past, is DontMoveOff. The FAQ says
Barton> there's no equivalent; what is the closest similar effect?
There is EdgeResistance where you can set a number of pixels. The
window won't be moved off-screen unless you move it off-screen by more
than that number of pixels.
Barton> I could probably live without these if somebody can suggest
Barton> how to get the closest possible behavior out of Next and
Barton> Prev, but I haven't found any explanation in the mailing
Barton> list archives for why they were dropped.
IMVHO, Next and Prev are the greatest thing under the sun. While
they're not compatible to CirculateUp and CirculateDown, they do what
I have always wished Circulate{Up,Down} to do: With Circulate, the
movement is in a window ring where the relative positions of the
windows are based on the time of creation of the windows. (This may
be completely wrong as my idea of what the Circulate functions do is
based on twm not fvwm...)
With Next/Prev the relative position of the windows is based on the
order of `visiting' them, i.e. with Prev I can go to the last window I
was in before the current one.
kai
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Received on Mon Mar 25 1996 - 02:06:54 GMT