pointer (pointer_offset + pointer_width) - window_width =
pointer_offset - window_width
Almost; the size of the pointer is 1x1, so we get
pointer_offset + 1 - window_width
Thanks for pointing that out. I never really though about exactly how
small the pointer
Move w+-1p w+-1p
Move top-left corner of window to its own position -1/-1.
Move w-1p w-1p
Move bottom-right corner of window to its own position -1/-1.
Those two cases are equivalent. Or am I missing something here?
No, they are not! They result in the same position of the
On Wed, Aug 01, 2007 at 01:57:21PM +0200, Simon Griph wrote:
Move w+-1p w+-1p
Move top-left corner of window to its own position -1/-1.
Move w-1p w-1p
Move bottom-right corner of window to its own position -1/-1.
Those two cases are equivalent. Or am I missing
I've lost a lot of small windows recently when I try to move them.
Move w-5 w-0
This used to move the window 5% to the left, but with CVS code,
the window is moved far to the right, and if the window is small,
it's moved completely out of sight!
First I thought that it must be a bug. But
On Tue, Jul 31, 2007 at 02:25:37PM +0200, Simon Griph wrote:
I've lost a lot of small windows recently when I try to move them.
Move w-5 w-0
This used to move the window 5% to the left, but with CVS code,
the window is moved far to the right, and if the window is small,
it's moved
On Tue, Jul 31, 2007 at 06:39:38PM +0200, Simon Griph wrote:
Move w+-1p w+-1p
Move top-left corner of window to its own position -1/-1.
Move w-1p w-1p
Move bottom-right corner of window to its own position -1/-1.
Those two cases are equivalent. Or am I missing something
