On Tue, Aug 20, 2002 at 09:37:14AM -0400, Thomas Gardiner wrote:
> Hi Dominik,
>
> I've thought of using the same thing in the past, but well I haven't found
> the free time to figure out how to do it. Would you care to embellish on
> how you accomplish this?
Sure, I have
AddToFunc ResizeOrRaise
+ C Raise
+ M Raise
+ M ResizeMaximize
+ D Current (Shaded) Raise
+ D WindowShade $0
Mouse 1 FS N Function ResizeOrRaise toggle
Mouse 1 [ N Function ResizeOrRaise W
Mouse 1 ] N Function ResizeOrRaise E
Mouse 1 - N Function ResizeOrRaise N
Mouse 1 _ N Function ResizeOrRaise S
Mouse 1 < N Function ResizeOrRaise NW
Mouse 1 > N Function ResizeOrRaise SE
Mouse 1 ^ N Function ResizeOrRaise NE
Mouse 1 v N Function ResizeOrRaise SW
> > I even use ResizeMaximize instead of the normal Resize command.
> > My windows usually start at a standard size and position. When a
> > different geometry is needed, I just draw-resize them as usual,
> > and when I'm done with them I simply "unmaximize" them. This
> > concept effectively introduces a mini stack of window sizes
> > allowing to temporarily modify the geometry and restoring the
> > original one with a single key press.
Bye
Dominik ^_^ ^_^
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Received on Tue Aug 20 2002 - 09:30:53 BST