>> How I can do that?
MG> I don't think you can easily do this in fvwm. You may try to do
MG> this in X instead; define your screen size 9 times larger than the
MG> physical size using "Virtual" directive (or something like
MG> this). Then you should probably define your desk 1x1, not 3x3, so
MG> it is just one large page.
Hmm... This behavior is exactly what I want. But how I can scroll
viewport by fvwm (or by command-line utility) in this case? I failed
to find solution in google. Also about sticky windows - if I will use
X features I can't use sticky window, isn't it?
Now I use Scroll command, and all works nicely:
--8<-------------------------------------------------
DestroyFunc CenterViewPort
AddToFunc CenterViewPort
+ I Current Piperead "echo Scroll \
$(( $[w.x]-$[vp.width]/2+$[w.width]/2 ))p \
$(( $[w.y]-$[vp.height]/2+$[w.height]/2 ))p "
DestroyFunc CenterPointer
AddToFunc CenterPointer
+ I Piperead "echo CursorMove \
$(( -$[pointer.x]+$[vp.width]/2 ))p \
$(( -$[pointer.y]+$[vp.height]/2 ))p"
DestroyFunc MyFocus
AddToFunc MyFocus
+ I Focus
+ I Raise
+ I Function CenterViewPort
+ I CenterPointer
Key p A 4 Direction North MyFocus
Key n A 4 Direction South MyFocus
Key f A 4 Direction East MyFocus
Key b A 4 Direction West MyFocus
Key l A 4 Function CenterViewPort
----------------------------------------------->8---
I.e. viewport scrolls for placing focused window in center.
BTW, why WarpToWindow is not moving mouse but moving viewport when
viewport is not equal to page? Because of such behaviour I need to
use CenterPointer function instead WarpToWindow 50 50 or CursorMove 50
50.
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