On Thu, 3 Jul 1997, Dan Espen wrote:
>Christopher Wolf <cwolf_at_micro.ti.com> writes:
>> Is it possible to move a window relative to it's current position?
>>
>> Say I might want to have a key to bump a window a little to the right
>> or left of it's current position, maybe to help with overlapping
>> windows.
>>
>> How is this/could this be done? I can only find commands to move to
>> absolute positions ("relative" in the man page's sense means relative
>> to the page size -- a questionable usage as written).
>
>If you use "move" without arguments, as in:
>
>Key F7 A M Move
>
>You then get to use the cursor keys to move the window where you want.
Hmmm...that will work, but is not quite what I'm looking for.
If there any way to, say, bind a key/button/function that will just
move the window one pixel to the left of where it is now?
The modules are much more than I want since they are farther reaching
in their actions.
-Wolf
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Received on Thu Jul 03 1997 - 15:31:50 BST