Yegappan wrote:

> >> Currently there is no way to determine the layout of the windows on the
> >> screen. I needed this while developing a test for the "vert topleft copen"
> >> command to check whether the window is opened at the left most part of
> >> the screen.
> >>
> >> What do you think about adding a new winlayout() function that returns
> >> the layout of windows in the specified tab page?
> >>
> >> If there is only one window in the tab page, then this function will 
> >> return a
> >> list with a window identifier.
> >>
> >> If there is more than one window in the tab page, then this function will
> >> return a list where the first item is either "row" (for vertically
> >> split windows)
> >> or "col" (for horizontally split windows). The second item is a list of
> >> window identifiers or additional lists.
> >>
> >> For example, for two horizontally split windows, this function will return
> >> ['col', [1000, 1001]]
> >>
> >> For two vertically split windows, this function will return ['row',
> >> [1000, 1001]]
> >>
> >> For three horizontally split windows, with two vertically split windows
> >> in the middle window, this function will return:
> >> ['col', [1002, ['row', [1003, 1001]], 1000]]
> >>
> >> Do you think this function will be useful?
> >
> > Yes, this can be useful.  It should already be possible to figure out
> > the window position and size, but that doesn't show the hierarchy.
> > A nested list of lists seems appropriate.
> >
> 
> I am attaching a patch that implements the winlayout() function.
> Do you think the returned List should also include the position and size
> of the windows?

I think it's better to keep this function specific for the layout.
Perhaps other layout properties could be added later.
But window-specific values are better obtained with a per-window
function.

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