For anybody with a large screen winsplit revolution is fantastic
for organizing windows http://reptils.free.fr/ (win32 only though)
Basically <Ctrl><Alt><Numpad> warps and resizes your windows
so they're tiled with minimum effort.
I've attached a first pass at a unix version (Just run from cmd line)
and would appreciate any hints for the TODO items.
1) get the usable destkop area, minus dock area
2) why does wnck.set_geometry not work for gnome-terminal?
3) How can I get the current gdk time? (0 gives a warning)
Stephen.
#! /usr/bin/env python
import wnck
import gtk
import gtk.gdk as gdk
import deskbar.core.keybinder as keybinder
wnck_WINDOW_CHANGE_ALL = (
wnck.WINDOW_CHANGE_X|wnck.WINDOW_CHANGE_Y|wnck.WINDOW_CHANGE_WIDTH|wnck.WINDOW_CHANGE_HEIGHT)
def handle(num):
screen = wnck.screen_get_default()
screen.force_update()
workspace = screen.get_active_workspace()
window = screen.get_active_window()
# TODO - get usable desktop size instead of hardcoding
dx,dy, dw,dh = 0,25, workspace.get_width(), workspace.get_height()-25
if num in (1,3,7,9): w,h = dw/2, dh/2
elif num in (4,6): w,h = dw/2, dh
elif num in (8,2): w,h = dw, dh/2
elif num in (5,): w,h = dw, dh
if num in (1,4,7,2,5,8): x = 0
else: x = dw/2
if num in (7,8,9,4,5,6): y = 0
else: y = dh/2
# TODO - set_geometry does not work for gnome-terminal windows
# or rather, it seems to work on the tabbed contents instead.
print "%i pressed\nSet geometry of '%s' to %ix%i+%i+%i" % (num, window.get_name(), w,h,x,y)
window.set_geometry(gdk.GRAVITY_NORTH_WEST, wnck_WINDOW_CHANGE_ALL, dx+x,dy+y,w,h)
window.activate(0) # TODO - current gtk time
print """Linsplit started:
Use <Ctrl><Alt><Numpad> to move the active window
Use <Ctrl><Alt><NumpadEnter> to quit"""
for i in range(1,10):
keybinder.tomboy_keybinder_bind( "<Ctrl><Alt>KP_%i"%i, lambda i=i: handle(i) )
keybinder.tomboy_keybinder_bind("<Ctrl><Alt>KP_Enter", gtk.main_quit)
gtk.main()
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