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windowgrid [2012/08/05 09:50] – got the panel spacing right… and help is available, too… oh, and argparse is used killermoehrewindowgrid [2012/08/29 19:49] – killermoehre
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 ====== Window-Grid ====== ====== Window-Grid ======
-Similar to the Window-Grid-PlugIn for Compiz (Link needed) features this python-script some placing capabilities.+Similar to the Window-Grid-PlugIn for Compiz (Link needed) features this python-script some placing capabilities. Featuring now v2
  
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 If there are questions, please ask (and help). If there are questions, please ask (and help).
  
----- +http://dl.dropbox.com/u/391333/window_grid2
- +
-#!/usr/bin/python2 +
-# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- +
- +
-import sys +
-import argparse +
-from gtk import gdk +
-import wnck +
- +
-PACKAGE = "window_grid" +
- +
-def argument_parser(): +
-    """ +
-    The argument parser. Takes only one number from the cmd line in the range of +
-    0 to 10. +
-    """ +
-    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='Tile the current window.') +
-    parser.add_argument('position', +
-        metavar='N', +
-        type=int, +
-        help='an integer describing the position', +
-        choices = xrange(10) +
-        ) +
-    return parser.parse_args() +
- +
-def active_window(): +
-    """ +
-    Returns the default screen, but it fails uncatchable when not called from X. +
-    """ +
-    screen = wnck.screen_get_default() +
-    screen.force_update() +
-    return(screen.get_active_window()) +
- +
-def get_geometry(): +
-    # just a shorting for wnck.Window.get_geometry(active_window()) +
-    return(active_window().get_geometry()) +
- +
-def window_state(head, sub = int(1)): +
-    """ +
-    Returns the upper left edge and the dimensions of the current window. +
-    The HeadMap showing the screen; 4, 5 and 6 are vertical full, +
-                                   2, 5 and 8 are horizontal full. +
-    ┌─────────────────┬─────────────────┐ +
-    │                 ┆                 │ +
-    │        7        8        9        │ +
-    │                 ┆                 │ +
-    ├┄┄┄┄┄┄┄╴4╶┄┄┄┄┄┄╴5╶┄┄┄┄┄┄╴6╶┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┤ +
-    │                 ┆                 │ +
-    │        1        2        3        │ +
-    │                 ┆                 │ +
-    └─────────────────┴─────────────────┘ +
-    The SubMap showing the widths +
-    ┌─────────────────┐ +
-    │                 │ +
-    │        1        │ +
-    │                 │ +
-    └─────────────────┘ +
-    ┌───────────────────────┐ +
-    │                       │ +
-    │           2           │ +
-    │                       │ +
-    └───────────────────────┘ +
-    ┌───────────┐ +
-    │           │ +
-    │     3     │ +
-    │           │ +
-    └───────────┘ +
-    """ +
-    head = int(head) +
-    root_win = gdk.get_default_root_window() +
-    win_property = gdk.atom_intern("_NET_WORKAREA") +
-    win_property_array = root_win.property_get(win_property)[2] +
-    x_offset = win_property_array[0] +
-    y_offset = win_property_array[1] +
-    x_wa = win_property_array[2] +
-    y_wa = win_property_array[3] +
-    x_sub_map = {1: x_wa / 2, 2: x_wa / 3 * 2, 3: x_wa / 3} +
-    if (head % 3) == 1: +
-        x = x_offset +
-        width = x_sub_map[sub] +
-    elif (head % 3) == 2: +
-        if sub == 1: +
-            x = x_offset +
-            width = x_wa +
-        else: +
-            x = x_wa / 3 + x_offset +
-            width = x_wa / 3 +
-    else: +
-        x = x_wa - x_sub_map[sub] + x_offset +
-        width = x_sub_map[sub] +
-    if (7 <= head <= 9): +
-        y = y_offset +
-        height = y_wa / 2 +
-    elif (4 <= head <= 6): +
-        y = y_offset +
-        height = y_wa +
-    else: +
-        y = y_wa / 2 + y_offset +
-        height = y_wa / 2 +
-    return(int(x), int(y), int(width), int(height)) +
- +
-def set_geometry(geo_list): +
-    """ +
-    DOC: http://library.gnome.org/devel/libwnck/stable/WnckWindow.html#wnck-window-set-geometry +
-    gravity: 0   - current gravity +
-             1   - top left +
-             2   - top center         1    2    3 +
-             3   - top right           ┏━╾─┴─╼━┓ +
-             4   - center left         ╿       ╿ +
-             5   - center center      4┤   5   ├6 +
-             6   - center right        ╽       ╽ +
-             7   - bottom left         ┗━╾─┬─╼━┛ +
-             8   - bottom center      7    8    9 +
-             9   - bottom right +
-             10  - static (top left) +
-    Only 10 does what I want… all the other gravities (even 1) don't set +
-    the windows right (Kind of bug? Maybe. Does it bother me? No, not really). +
-    """ +
-    window = active_window() +
-    window.unmaximize_horizontally() +
-    window.unmaximize_vertically() +
-    window.set_geometry(10, 15, geo_list[0], geo_list[1], geo_list[2], geo_list[3]) +
-    return 0 +
- +
-def main(): +
-    args = argument_parser() +
-    if args.position == 0: +
-        print get_geometry() +
-        sys.exit(0) +
-    #print('%s' % active_window().get_data('submap')) +
-    if active_window().get_data('submap') == '1': +
-        #print('Known state! Switch to SubMap 2!') +
-        set_geometry(window_state(args.position, 2)) +
-        active_window().set_data('submap', 2) +
-    elif active_window().get_data('submap') == '2': +
-        if (args.position % 3) == 2: +
-            #print('Known state! Switch to SubMap 1!') +
-            set_geometry(window_state(args.position, 1)) +
-            active_window().set_data('submap', 1) +
-        else: +
-            #print('Known state! Switch to SubMap 3!') +
-            set_geometry(window_state(args.position, 3)) +
-            active_window().set_data('submap', 3) +
-    elif active_window().get_data('submap') == '3': +
-        #print('Known state! Switch to SubMap 1!') +
-        set_geometry(window_state(args.position, 1)) +
-        active_window().set_data('submap', 1) +
-    else: +
-        set_geometry(window_state(args.position, 1)) +
-        active_window().set_data('submap', 1) +
-        #print('%s' % active_window().get_data('submap')) +
-    sys.exit((0)) +
- +
-if __name__ == '__main__': +
-    main()+