> I often split my workspace into four equally-sized rectangles, call them > UL, UR, LL, and LR for upper left, etc. > > I'm in UL and want to go to LL, so I direct the focus downward. From LL, I > want to go to LR, so I say to go right. From LR, I want to go to UR, so I > say to go up. But I land in UL instead. The behavior I'm describing will > vary depending on how you chose to do your splits, but hopefully you see > what I'm getting at.
[...] Brian, I have the same problem, but unfortunately I have not found a good solution for it either. One method I would find helpful is to reference the windows by number instead of moving in a certain direction. So I could do something like MOD1.."1" through MOD1.."4" to specify the four windows. I find that more natural than picking directions, anyway. I'm not sure how to go about this though. I haven't spent enough time with ion configuration to figure it out. -- Zachary P. Landau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
