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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
-
-