Re: Nudge, nudge

Hi,
[email protected] (2022-02-14 at 1930.02 -0800):
> There are some times (e.g., Zooming on multiple monitors) when I want to
> fine-tune window positions.  No worries; this is why I run Sawfish!  So I
> wrote a bit of simple code:

You could use functions from slide-window.jl. :)

Set slide-window-increment to 1, or define wrappers like I did ages
ago to have multiple versions that use the main "slide-window".

Example from ~/.sawfish/lisp/gsr/misc.jl (maybe I should post it?):
---8<---
  (define (gsr-slide-window-left step)
    "Move the window given pixels to the left."
    (slide-window (current-event-window) (- step) 0))
...
  (define-command 'gsr-slide-window-left
    gsr-slide-window-left
    #:spec "NX:"
    #:type `(and (labelled ,(_ "Pixels:") (number 1))))
--->8---

BTW, if the target is having windows touch each other, no gaps, check
the pack functions from grow-pack.jl. And non-0 move-snap-epsilon with
move-snap-mode set to 'resistance is useful for when using the mouse
(or maybe you prefer 'magnetism or 'attraction modes, I prefer the
other as it lets you any screen position).

Examples from ~/.sawfish/rc:
---8<---
;; Keyboard movement, big steps
(bind-keys window-keymap "H-S-Down" '(gsr-slide-window-down 16))
...
;; Keyboard movement, small steps
(bind-keys window-keymap "H-C-Down" '(gsr-slide-window-down 1))
...
;; Keyboard "bump into next obstacle" movement
(bind-keys window-keymap "H-Down" 'pack-window-down)
--->8---
Those mean arrow key with Hyper Shift, Hyper Control or Hyper (pack
get used a lot more than step based movements). The 16 is due to the
title and button dimensions, so I can arrange title bars in stacks
and even offset them to the sides (workflow based around heavy use of
packing functions plus shading and shade-hover.jl).

Cheers,
GSR
 

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