Burton, Thanks, I do find your resizing behavior to be much more intuitive.
I think your patch introduces two style warnings, the first one seems to be serious. ; file: /home/scott/src/stumpwm/iresize.lisp ; in: DEFUN SET-RESIZE-INCREMENT ; (STUMPWM::UPDATE-RESIZE-MAP) ; ; caught STYLE-WARNING: ; The function was called with zero arguments, but wants exactly six. ; in: DEFCOMMAND (IRESIZE TILE-GROUP) ; (LET* ((STUMPWM::GROUP (STUMPWM:CURRENT-GROUP)) ; (STUMPWM::FRAME (STUMPWM::TILE-GROUP-CURRENT-FRAME STUMPWM::GROUP)) ; (STUMPWM::HEAD-FRAME ; (STUMPWM::FRAME-HEAD STUMPWM::GROUP ; (STUMPWM::TILE-GROUP-CURRENT-FRAME ; STUMPWM::GROUP))) ; (STUMPWM::DX (STUMPWM::FRAME-X STUMPWM::HEAD-FRAME)) ; (STUMPWM::DH (STUMPWM::FRAME-HEIGHT STUMPWM::HEAD-FRAME)) ; (STUMPWM::DW (STUMPWM::FRAME-WIDTH STUMPWM::HEAD-FRAME)) ; (STUMPWM::FX (- (STUMPWM::FRAME-X STUMPWM::FRAME) STUMPWM::DX)) ; (STUMPWM::FY (STUMPWM::FRAME-Y STUMPWM::FRAME)) ; (STUMPWM::FH (STUMPWM::FRAME-HEIGHT STUMPWM::FRAME)) ; (STUMPWM::FW (STUMPWM::FRAME-WIDTH STUMPWM::FRAME))) ; (IF (ATOM ; (STUMPWM::TILE-GROUP-FRAME-HEAD STUMPWM::GROUP ; (STUMPWM::FRAME-HEAD STUMPWM::GROUP ; STUMPWM::FRAME))) ; (STUMPWM:MESSAGE "There's only 1 frame!") ; (PROGN ; (WHEN STUMPWM:*RESIZE-HIDES-WINDOWS* (DOLIST # #)) ; (STUMPWM:MESSAGE "Resize Frame") ; (STUMPWM::UPDATE-RESIZE-MAP STUMPWM::FX STUMPWM::FY STUMPWM::FH ; STUMPWM::FW STUMPWM::DH STUMPWM::FW) ; (STUMPWM::PUSH-TOP-MAP STUMPWM:*RESIZE-MAP*) ; (STUMPWM::DRAW-FRAME-OUTLINES STUMPWM::GROUP (STUMPWM:CURRENT-HEAD))))) ; ; caught STYLE-WARNING: ; The variable DW is defined but never used. Scott On Thu, Aug 16, 2012 at 8:42 PM, Burton Samograd <burton.samog...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, > > I've always found that stumpwm's interactive frame resize was a bit > un-intuative with respect to the position of windows and how they are > resized. This patch helps alleviate this by changing the idea of resizing > frames to moving the divider between the adjacent frames. > > Windows are resized now based on their position in the head frame: either > touching the left edge or touching the right edge. Windows in the middle are > assumed to be touching the left edge. Windows on the left edge get larger > horizontally when pressing C-f and smaller using C-b; windows on the right > edge are the opposite. An identical strategy is used for vertical resizing. > > This has been tested on a 2 monitor setup and works as expected. > > Attached is a patch to implement this behaviour and hopefully people find it > useful and a better resizing experience. I know I do :) > > -- > Burton Samograd > > _______________________________________________ > Stumpwm-devel mailing list > Stumpwm-devel@nongnu.org > https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/stumpwm-devel > _______________________________________________ Stumpwm-devel mailing list Stumpwm-devel@nongnu.org https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/stumpwm-devel
