Followup question: How does one accomplish the same thing accounting for a multi-head (multi-screen) setup? I have an equivalent function defined that will cycle through tabs/frames/workspaces, but jumping to the next screen and then picking the _first_ ws, frame, and tab is escaping me. In particular, the only screen-switching functionality I've found is goto_next_screen(), but once I'm there I can't get a handle on the screen object to ask for the first workspace on it. Any advice?
Thanks, -- Ami Fischman [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tony Chang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > On Sat, 13 Mar 2004, Clark C. Evans wrote: > >> I've got one question for now... how do I ALT-TAB through every window >> in a workspace? > > By window, I assume you mean frame. Anyway, I use the following to cycle > through all my frames. It tries to go down first, then if there's > nothing below the frame, it goes to the top of whatever is to the right. > If there's nothing to the right, it jumps to the top left. [...]
