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JGPaiva's GridMove and Ahk Tools / Re: GridMove: Grids Here
« on: January 31, 2011, 09:43 PM »
This is a great program and I really like xiper's grid. Very intuitive!
I didn't like that grid point in the center didn't re-size to fit the 3x3 grid of windows you could setup using the edges, so I modified it so that it would. I also changed the near-center grid points to display the size that the center-most grid point originally showed in xiper's grid. The modified version, called xipergridMOD is attached. Great work with that one xiper!
Since the Eyefinity (Radeon) and similar systems which combine multiple monitors (1x2, 1x3, 2x2, 2x3, etc.) into a single display (seen as one monitor by Windows), use of these systems was distorting the desired results. I modified xipergridMOD to work with these systems. The fix essentially divides the monitor height/width calls by 2 (or 3 depending on the layout) as needed and then adds a new set of grid spots which are offset by a factor of the monitor width/height divided by 2 (or 3) for the subsequent monitors.
The attached modification, Rek2x1Eyefin, works for a 1x2 system (1 row with 2 monitors per row seen as a single display by Windows) though I will hopefully be able to get the other fixed versions up soonish.
Let me know if you have problems or if you need the other fixes sooner rather than later.
Cheers!
-Rekwan
I didn't like that grid point in the center didn't re-size to fit the 3x3 grid of windows you could setup using the edges, so I modified it so that it would. I also changed the near-center grid points to display the size that the center-most grid point originally showed in xiper's grid. The modified version, called xipergridMOD is attached. Great work with that one xiper!
Since the Eyefinity (Radeon) and similar systems which combine multiple monitors (1x2, 1x3, 2x2, 2x3, etc.) into a single display (seen as one monitor by Windows), use of these systems was distorting the desired results. I modified xipergridMOD to work with these systems. The fix essentially divides the monitor height/width calls by 2 (or 3 depending on the layout) as needed and then adds a new set of grid spots which are offset by a factor of the monitor width/height divided by 2 (or 3) for the subsequent monitors.
The attached modification, Rek2x1Eyefin, works for a 1x2 system (1 row with 2 monitors per row seen as a single display by Windows) though I will hopefully be able to get the other fixed versions up soonish.
Let me know if you have problems or if you need the other fixes sooner rather than later.
Cheers!
-Rekwan