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ClickDepth V1.0
by Anders Hammarquist
This is FREEWARE, You may copy this program freely as long as you don't
make a profit by doing so. A nominal copying charge is premissible.
ClickDepth is a little commodity (2k) that allows you to depth-arrange
windows using the mouse and (opional) qualifiers. Use the left button,
along with whatever qualifiers you've selected to move a window up front,
and the right button to move it to the back. You may choose how many
clicks are required to move a window and whether a window moved up front
is to be activated or not.
ClickDepth accepts the following arguments, entered on the command line
from the CLI and in the ToolType field of the icon if ran from the
Workbench.
QUALIFIERS=
Tells ClickDepth what qualifiers you wish to use for depth-arranging.
This is a normal Commodities-type event-matching string, except that
only the qualifiers are considered. For example the string
'lcommand lalt f1' would be valid, except that the f1 would be ignored.
The qualifiers 'rbutton' and 'leftbutton' are always ignored (for
obvious reasons I hope). Those of you with a three-button mouse might
want to make this 'midbutton' to use the middle mouse button as a
qualifier. Also, although possible, it would not be wise to make this
an empty string, at least not with NUMCLICKS (see below) less that
three, as that would result in the commodity stealing relevant mouse
clicks from Intuition. Should you do it, you will be required to hold
down some qualifier for Intuition to register the click. The default is
'control'.
NUMCLICKS=
Tells ClickDepth how many clicks (within the double-click interval set
by Input preferences) before it is to perform its action. The click
that actually moves the window is stolen. Default is 1.
ACTIVATE
If present, ClickDepth will also activate a window that you click to
the front. There really isn't much need for this option if you set
NUMCLICKS greater than 1, as the first click in the window would
activate it in that case.
CX_PRIORITY=
Sets the priority of TitleClock's commodity broker. Default is 0.
If you put TitleClock in your WBStartup drawer, Workbench likes to see
a DONOTWAIT ToolType.
That should be it.
Questions, comments, bug reports, et.c. to:
f92anha@fy.chalmers.se
Spare harddrives, memory, those Ethernet cards you aren't using, anything
else you feel like donating (and any paper mail) to:
Anders Hammarquist
Schottisvägen 17
S-424 38 Angered
Sweden