> > FYI - You can use (x-display-pixel-width) to pick up the > `1280' value > > automatically, so it is correct regardless of the current > display. In the case > > of yours, it will be 1280. > > > > So you could, if you wanted, use: > > (setq second-frame-alist > > `((top . 0) > > (left . ,(x-display-pixel-width)) > > (width . 150) > > ... > > > Did you mean to have the "," in front of "(x-display-pixel-width)"?
Yes. See the Elisp manual, node Backquote. > Also, the "(x-display-pixel-width)" function is in frame.el > but I can't call it without making it interactive. > What's the proper way to call a > function that doesn't show up as an emacs command? You can use `M-:'. M-: (x-display-pixel-width)
