Hi,
I tried to be as clear as possible, but I am realizing that I was not
clear enough, sorry about that.
I talked about text window, not GUI window.
For example, if I issue the ":split file" command, the window area is
split, this doesn't affect the GUI window. At least I think so.
I am using gvim. I am trying to make it accessible, or better said,
usable with screen reader, NVDA in my case.
I am communicating with gvim through its OLE interface. I can use
information which eval can provide, but it is not enough for proper
usability.
I had some success, but I need to handle a situation when several
windows are on the screen. Again, when text area is split to several
windows.
I don't care about GUI window, it is simulating the console. I am only
interested in text area. I need to identify text window dimensions. So
for example, if only one window is displayed, it starts on (1, 1) and
has a width of 80 and height of 25. Also it has a number 1.
But what if I split the text area say to 4 windows? How can I
algorithmically determine window positions?
Hopefully I explained what I need. And if I am stupid and I overlooked
something obvious, then sorry again.
Dňa 18. 12. 2014 o 17:19 toothpik napísal(a):
On Thu, Dec 18, 2014 at 11:18:28AM +0100, Lubos Pintes wrote:
Hello,
We have functions winwidth(winnr) and winheight(winnr).
I thing that winleft(winnr) and wintop(winnr), are missing. Perhaps
I greatly overlooked something, I don't know how to determine where
the window with concrete winnr starts.
Any help how to determine window coordinates greatly appreciated.
Thanks
if you know all those win_ functions I'm surprised you don't also know
about the winpos command -- without arguments it tells you the current
(gui) window position -- with x and y arguments it will position the
window for you
see
:h winpos
for the gory details
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