├── .github └── FUNDING.yml ├── .gitignore ├── ChangeLog ├── LICENSE ├── README.org ├── moom-font.el ├── moom-transient.el └── moom.el /.github/FUNDING.yml: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # These are supported funding model platforms 2 | 3 | github: takaxp # Replace with up to 4 GitHub Sponsors-enabled usernames e.g., [user1, user2] 4 | patreon: takaxp # Replace with a single Patreon username 5 | open_collective: # Replace with a single Open Collective username 6 | ko_fi: # Replace with a single Ko-fi username 7 | tidelift: # Replace with a single Tidelift platform-name/package-name e.g., npm/babel 8 | community_bridge: # Replace with a single Community Bridge project-name e.g., cloud-foundry 9 | liberapay: # Replace with a single Liberapay username 10 | issuehunt: # Replace with a single IssueHunt username 11 | otechie: # Replace with a single Otechie username 12 | custom: # Replace with up to 4 custom sponsorship URLs e.g., ['link1', 'link2'] 13 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /.gitignore: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | README.html 2 | index.html 3 | *.elc 4 | .DS_Store 5 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /ChangeLog: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2021-03-24 Takaaki ISHIKAWA 2 | 3 | * moom-font.el: version 1.6.0 4 | - no changes 5 | 6 | * moom.el: version 1.6.0 7 | - [breaking change] moom-change-frame-width-max is obsoleted 8 | - [breaking change] moom-change-frame-height-max has been removed 9 | - [improve] management of cycle height 10 | - [new] keybindings for moom-fill-width and moom-fill-height 11 | - [new] moom-command-history-length 12 | - [new feature] Undo 13 | 14 | 2021-03-06 Takaaki ISHIKAWA 15 | 16 | * moom-font.el: version 1.5.0 17 | - no changes 18 | 19 | * moom.el: version 1.5.0 20 | - [breaking change] moom-multi-monitors-support is t as default 21 | - [new] moom-use-font-module 22 | - [new] moom-update-user-margin 23 | - [new] moom-cycle-monitors 24 | - [improve] moom-check-user-margin 25 | - [improve] Support Windows 10 and dual monitors 26 | - [improve] Management of local margins in Windows 10 27 | - moom-fill-screen 28 | - moom-fill-width 29 | - moom-fill-height 30 | - [new feature] disable font module by configuration 31 | 32 | 2021-02-11 Takaaki ISHIKAWA 33 | 34 | * moom-font.el: version 1.4.0 35 | - Count up just to sync the version of moom.el 36 | 37 | * moom.el: version 1.4.0 38 | - [breaking change] moom-screen-margin is obsoleted 39 | - [new] moom-change-frame-width-max 40 | - [new] moom-change-frame-height-max 41 | - [new] moom-before-setup-hook 42 | - [new] moom-user-margin 43 | - [new] moom-print-monitors 44 | - [new] moom-jump-to-monitor 45 | - [improve] Disable some hooks when restoring the last status 46 | - [improve] User friendly format to show frame status in mini buffer 47 | - [improve] Keep the current buffer when deleting a window 48 | - [new feature] Support Linux (GTK) and Windows 49 | - [new feature] Support multi monitors on macOS and Windows 10 50 | 51 | 2020-05-31 Takaaki ISHIKAWA 52 | 53 | * moom-font.el: version 1.3.0 54 | - [improve] Detecting fonts with moom-font--extract-family-name 55 | - [improve] moom-font-ja and moom-font-ascii support scale option 56 | 57 | * moom.el: version 1.3.0 58 | - [breaking change] moom-font-init-size is now internal 59 | - [improve] Prevent writing moom status to message buffer 60 | - [improve] Frame will stay in display region when resizing 61 | - [new] moom-fill-height 62 | - [new] moom-split-window 63 | - [new] moom-delete-windows 64 | - [new] moom-split-window-hook 65 | - [new] moom-delete-window-hook 66 | - [new feature] Fit frame to vertical or horizontal center line 67 | - [new] moom-move-frame-to-centerline-from-left 68 | - [new] moom-move-frame-to-centerline-from-right 69 | - [new] moom-move-frame-to-centerline-from-top 70 | - [new] moom-move-frame-to-centerline-from-bottom 71 | - [new feature] Centering for some commands 72 | - moom-command-with-centering controls which command can centering 73 | - [new feature] Support line-number-mode 74 | - moom-display-line-numbers-width controls the default digit 75 | - [update] moom-cycle-frame-height 76 | 77 | 2018-05-18 Takaaki ISHIKAWA 78 | 79 | * moom-font.el: version 1.2.0 80 | - [breaking change] Remove moom-font-ja variable, switched to a function 81 | - [breaking change] Remove moom-font-ascii variable, switched to a function 82 | - [new feature] Support auto detection of the default fonts 83 | - [new] moom-font-ja (as a function) 84 | - [new] moom-font-ascii (as a function) 85 | 86 | * moom.el: version 1.2.0 87 | - [new feature] Support setting of screen margins by moom-screen-margin 88 | - [improve] Calculating frame columns and height lines 89 | - [improve] Calculating frame width and height in pixels 90 | - [improve] Centering frame in Linux and Windows 91 | 92 | 2018-05-06 Takaaki ISHIKAWA 93 | 94 | * moom-font.el: version 1.1.0 95 | - [new] moom-font-table 96 | - [new] moom-font--extract-family-name 97 | - [new] moom-font-print-name-at-point 98 | - [update] moom-font-ja 99 | 100 | * moom.el: version 1.1.0 101 | - [new] moom-fill-band-options 102 | - [new] moom-scaling-gradient 103 | - [new] moom-generate-font-table 104 | - [new] moom-recommended-keybindings 105 | - [update] moom-fill-band 106 | - [update] moom-move-frame-to-center 107 | - 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But first, please read 674 | . 675 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.org: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #+title: Moom - A Moom port to GNU Emacs 2 | #+startup: showall 3 | 4 | [[https://melpa.org/#/moom][file:https://melpa.org/packages/moom-badge.svg]] 5 | 6 | /Make your dominant hand FREE from your mouse/ :) 7 | 8 | * Setup 9 | 10 | After installing =moom.el= and =moom-font.el= (optional), activate =moom= by =(moom-mode 1)= in your =init.el=. This module requires [[https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/][GNU Emacs]] *25.1 or later*. 11 | 12 | #+begin_src emacs-lisp 13 | (with-eval-after-load "moom" 14 | ;; add settings here ... 15 | ;; (setq moom-use-font-module nil) 16 | (moom-mode 1)) 17 | #+end_src 18 | 19 | or 20 | 21 | #+begin_src emacs-lisp 22 | (when (require 'moom nil t) 23 | ;; add settings here ... 24 | ;; (setq moom-use-font-module nil) 25 | (moom-mode 1)) 26 | #+end_src 27 | 28 | If you don't want to change font size when resizing frame size, please configure ~moom-use-font-module~ before activating =moom-mode= by ~(moom-mode 1)~. 29 | 30 | #+begin_quote 31 | [!NOTE] 32 | =moom= can display a command list supported by =transient.el=. See [[https://github.com/takaxp/moom?tab=readme-ov-file#transientel-support][transient.el support]] section. 33 | #+end_quote 34 | 35 | * A set of commands to control frame position and size by keyboard 36 | 37 | #+caption: demo for moving and zooming, frame maximized 38 | [[https://github.com/takaxp/contents/blob/master/moom/demo1.gif]] 39 | 40 | Note - This module has basically been tested on macOS High Sierra, Catalina, BigSur, and [[https://www.apple.com/jp/macos/][Monterey]] with combinations of two Full HD (1920x1080) monitors and one 4K monitor. Additionally, tested in Windows 10 and Linux (Ubuntu 20.04 with Emacs 26.3, CentOS 8.2, and openSUSE 15.1) with GTK, but they may still have some issues. 41 | 42 | ** Move 43 | 44 | - moom-move-frame 45 | 46 | *** Horizontal shift 47 | 48 | - moom-move-frame-left 49 | - moom-move-frame-right 50 | 51 | *** Centering 52 | 53 | - moom-move-frame-to-center 54 | - moom-move-frame-to-vertical-center 55 | - moom-move-frame-to-horizontal-center 56 | 57 | ** Fit 58 | 59 | *** edge 60 | 61 | - moom-move-frame-to-edge-top 62 | - moom-move-frame-to-edge-left 63 | - moom-move-frame-to-edge-right 64 | - moom-move-frame-to-edge-bottom 65 | 66 | *** center line 67 | 68 | - moom-move-frame-to-centerline-from-top 69 | - moom-move-frame-to-centerline-from-left 70 | - moom-move-frame-to-centerline-from-right 71 | - moom-move-frame-to-centerline-from-bottom 72 | 73 | ** Expand 74 | 75 | These functions will not change font size in a frame. 76 | 77 | - moom-change-frame-width-single 78 | - moom-change-frame-width-double 79 | - moom-change-frame-width-half-again 80 | - moom-change-frame-width 81 | - moom-change-frame-height 82 | - moom-cycle-frame-height 83 | - moom-change-frame-width-max (moom-fill-width) 84 | - moom-change-frame-height-max (moom-fill-height) 85 | 86 | *** split and delete window 87 | 88 | - moom-split-window 89 | - moom-delete-windows 90 | 91 | ** Fill screen 92 | 93 | These functions normally change font size in a frame. But the behavior can be changed by =M-x moom-toggle-font-module=. 94 | 95 | - moom-fill-screen 96 | - moom-fill-band 97 | - moom-fill-top 98 | - moom-fill-bottom 99 | - moom-fill-left 100 | - moom-fill-right 101 | - moom-fill-top-left 102 | - moom-fill-top-right 103 | - moom-fill-bottom-left 104 | - moom-fill-bottom-right 105 | 106 | Note - If you find any problems around font settings when resizing the Emacs frame, you can easily disable the feature in =moom-font.el=. Just change =moom-use-font-module= to nil in your init.el. =M-x moom-toggle-font-module= can also control if the font module is utilized or not. 107 | 108 | #+begin_src emacs-lisp 109 | (with-eval-after-load "moom" 110 | (setq moom-use-font-module nil)) 111 | #+end_src 112 | 113 | ** Other functions 114 | 115 | - moom-reset 116 | - moom-undo 117 | - moom-update-height-steps 118 | - moom-check-user-margin 119 | - moom-update-user-margin 120 | - moom-identify-current-monitor 121 | - moom-print-monitors 122 | - moom-jump-to-monitor 123 | - moom-cycle-monitors 124 | - moom-restore-last-status 125 | - moom-toggle-font-module 126 | - moom-toggle-frame-maximized 127 | - moom-cycle-line-spacing 128 | - moom-reset-line-spacing 129 | - moom-generate-font-table 130 | - moom-print-status 131 | - moom-version 132 | 133 | (obsoleted) 134 | - moom-screen-margin (was replaced with moom-check-user-margin) 135 | 136 | *** How to setup screen margins 137 | 138 | For macOS users, the default margin is =(23 0 0 0)=. And for other system types, it is also automatically configured using combination of =frame-monitor-geometry= and =frame-monitor-workarea= when =moom-mode= is activated. But the actual work area is probably depends on user environment. Therefore, =moom.el= provides a capability that you can control the actual active region on your screen by setting =moom-user-margin= in init.el. 139 | 140 | #+begin_src emacs-lisp 141 | (setq moom-user-margin '(50 50 50 50)) ;; {top, bottom, left, right} 142 | (moom-mode 1) 143 | #+end_src 144 | 145 | Each value means a margin from the ~top~, ~bottom~, ~left~, and ~right~ edge of your screen. If you want to test some combinations of the margins, then =M-x moom-check-user-margin= could be helpful since it provides an interactive way to check the actual region on a screen and save the tested value for the Emacs session. 146 | 147 | It is also useful to use =moom-update-user-margin= directly by putting new margin or interactively. Note that =moom-check-user-margin= internally calls =moom-update-user-margin=. 148 | 149 | #+begin_src emacs-lisp 150 | (moom-update-user-margin '(50 50 50 50)) ;; {top, bottom, left, right} 151 | #+end_src 152 | 153 | The =moom-check-user-margin= and =moom-update-user-margin= will change =moom-user-margin= in an Emacs session, however, the updated margins will NOT be saved as a permanent value, so please configure the margins in your init.el explicitly for the next session. 154 | 155 | * Extension to integrate font resizing 156 | 157 | No need to load =moom-font.el= explicitly. If the package is installed in your system, then it will be activated automatically. The package is basically provided for the users who rely on Japanese fonts. And if you will never user the font module without deleting =moom-font.el=, please configure =moom-use-font-module= to nil before activating =moom-mode= by =(moom-mode 1)=. 158 | 159 | #+caption: demo for increasing and decreasing fonts, frame maximized 160 | [[https://github.com/takaxp/contents/blob/master/moom/demo2.gif]] 161 | 162 | ** Setting 163 | 164 | Font names for ASCII and Japanese font are now automatically identified without user action when =moom-mode= is activated. But =moom-font-ascii-scale= and =moom-font-ja-scale= should be configured still manually according to your environment. If you don't satisfy the automatically configured setting for ASCII and Japanese font, then please set these parameters manually by functions of =moom-font-ascii= or =moom-font-ja=. 165 | 166 | The default values for =moom-font-ascii-scale= and =moom-font-ja-scale= are =1.0= and =1.2= respectably. The scaling factors for each font are integrated into =face-font-rescale-alist= properly. 167 | 168 | If you don't know which fonts are used in Emacs frame, you can easily check them by ~M-x moom-font-print-name-at-point~ or ~M-x describe-char~ on a character. 169 | 170 | The following text is an example message when you type ~M-x moom-font-print-name-at-point~. 171 | 172 | #+begin_src txt 173 | [moom-font] It’s "Menlo". Call ‘moom-font-ja’ or ‘moom-font-ascii’ with "Menlo". 174 | #+end_src 175 | 176 | After you identify the font names in a buffer, then please configure them as follows: 177 | 178 | #+begin_src emacs-lisp 179 | (with-eval-after-load "moom-font" 180 | (setq moom-font-ascii-scale 1.0) 181 | (setq moom-font-ja-scale 1.2) 182 | (moom-font-ascii "Menlo") ;; Ricty Diminished, Inconsolata 183 | (moom-font-ja "Migu 2M")) ;; Hiragino Maru Gothic Pro 184 | #+end_src 185 | 186 | Normally, ASCII and Japanese fonts will be updated when resizing fonts. But if you provide an optional argument to =moom-font-ascii= or =moom-font-ja=, the given font is immediately applied and reflected in each buffer. See the following example setting. 187 | 188 | #+begin_src emacs-lisp 189 | (with-eval-after-load "moom-font" 190 | (moom-font-ascii "Menlo" '(:immediate t)) 191 | (moom-font-ja "Migu 2M" '(:immediate t))) 192 | #+end_src 193 | 194 | When you find the column exceeds 80 when the frame is maximized, then configure =moom-scaling-gradient= properly. It depends on ASCII font type. For instance, ~1.66~ (default) for Menlo, Monaco, ~2.0~ for Inconsolata, MS Gothic, and TakaoGothic. Please see the following section. 195 | 196 | *** Font table 197 | 198 | You can also use =M-x moom-generate-font-table= to identify appropriate values of =moom-scaling-gradient=, and additionally =moom-font-table=. After calling =moom-generate-font-table=, the current buffer will be changed to the ~*moom-font*~ buffer. Please follow the instructions described in that buffer. 199 | 200 | Here is an example. ~Monaco~ is used for ASCII font and ~Migu 2M~ is used for Japanese font in these images. The upper image shows a gap between strings in ASCII and Japanese at the first line, the font table is not defined in this case. On the other hand, the lower image shows no gap since the font table is utilized to identify the correct size of font. You can freely customize the font table in you init.el for your convenience. 201 | 202 | #+caption: Without font table (Monaco: 13pt 8px) 203 | [[https://github.com/takaxp/contents/blob/master/moom/monaco-13pt8px.png]] 204 | 205 | #+caption: With font table (Monaco: 14pt 8px) 206 | [[https://github.com/takaxp/contents/blob/master/moom/monaco-14pt8px.png]] 207 | 208 | ** Resize font 209 | 210 | - moom-font-increase 211 | - moom-font-decrease 212 | - moom-font-resize 213 | - moom-font-size-reset 214 | 215 | ** Font setting 216 | 217 | - moom-font-ja 218 | - moom-font-ascii 219 | 220 | ** Other functions 221 | 222 | - moom-font-print-name-at-point 223 | 224 | * User variables 225 | ** moom.el 226 | 227 | #+caption: User variables in moom.el 228 | | | default | type | 229 | |--------------------------------------+------------------------------------+---------| 230 | | moom-move-frame-pixel-offset | '(0 . 0) | sexp | 231 | | moom-min-frame-height | 16 | integer | 232 | | moom-init-line-spacing | line-spacing | float | 233 | | moom-min-line-spacing | 0.1 | float | 234 | | moom-max-line-spacing | 0.8 | float | 235 | | moom-frame-width-single | 80 | integer | 236 | | moom-frame-width-double | 163 | integer | 237 | | moom-horizontal-shifts | '(200 200) | choice | 238 | | moom-fill-band-options | '(:direction vertical :range 50.0) | plist | 239 | | moom-scaling-gradient | 1.66 | float | 240 | | moom-moom-display-line-numbers-width | 6 | integer | 241 | | moom-command-with-centering | '(split delete) | list | 242 | | moom-user-margin | '(0 0 0 0) | list | 243 | | moom-use-font-module | t | boolean | 244 | | moom-command-history-length | 100 | integer | 245 | | moom-verbose | nil | boolean | 246 | | moom-lighter | Moom | string | 247 | 248 | *** moom-command-with-centering 249 | 250 | The following commands will centerize the frame position in display if =moom-command-with-centering= includes the corresponding values. If you specify =nil= then no commands will centerize the frame. 251 | 252 | | Value | Command | 253 | |------------+------------------------------------| 254 | | split | moom-split-window | 255 | | delete | moom-delete-windows | 256 | | single | moom-change-frame-width-single | 257 | | double | moom-change-frame-width-double | 258 | | half-again | moom-change-frame-width-half-again | 259 | 260 | ** moom-font.el 261 | 262 | #+caption: User variables in moom-font.el 263 | | | default | type | 264 | |-----------------------+---------+---------------------------------| 265 | | moom-font-ja-scale | 1.2 | float | 266 | | moom-font-ascii-scale | 1.0 | float | 267 | | moom-font-table | nil | (repeat (list integer integer)) | 268 | | moom-font-verbose | nil | boolean | 269 | 270 | Note - *(breaking changes at v1.2.1)* ~moom-font-init-size~ was hidden. The size is now automatically detected. If you want to use customized variable, please use =moom-font-ascii= with ~:size~ option like =(moom-font-ascii "Inconsolata" :size 14)=. 271 | 272 | Note - *(breaking changes at v1.2.0)* Variables of ~moom-font-ascii~ and ~moom-font-ja~ were hidden so that font settings could be controlled conveniently by utility functions. Please utilize each function of the same name to setup fonts. 273 | 274 | ** moom-transient.el 275 | 276 | #+caption: User variables in moom-transient.el 277 | | | default | type | 278 | |--------------------------------+---------+---------| 279 | | moom-transient-dispatch-sticky | t | boolean | 280 | 281 | * Example keybindings 282 | ** Overview 283 | 284 | In general, =Cmd-= is used to switch windows, which is not limited to Emacs.app. So it is natural to concentrate all keybindings associated to control frame position and size into the left side of your keyboard with pressing =Cmd=. The following example keybindings are basically designed in that manner. 285 | 286 | #+caption: Assgined keys 287 | [[https://github.com/takaxp/contents/blob/master/moom/layout.png]] 288 | 289 | You can use =moom-recommended-keybindings= to set keybindings for each API in a bundle. The function require a list argument or =all=. The list can contain multiple API types. When the argument is =(move fit expand fill font reset undo)= , it is identical to =all=. 290 | 291 | #+begin_src emacs-lisp 292 | (with-eval-after-load "moom" 293 | (moom-recommended-keybindings '(move fit expand fill font reset undo))) ;; 'all 294 | #+end_src 295 | 296 | Note: If you don't want to rely on using function key to execute a moom command, then add a =wof= option for =moom-recommended-keybindings= as follows: 297 | 298 | #+begin_src emacs-lisp 299 | (with-eval-after-load "moom" 300 | (moom-recommended-keybindings '(all wof))) ;; wof: WithOut Function key 301 | #+end_src 302 | 303 | | command | without wof | with wof | 304 | |--------------------------------+-------------+-----------| 305 | | moom-move-frame-to-edge-left | M- | C-c e l | 306 | | moom-move-frame-to-edge-right | M- | C-c e r | 307 | | moom-move-frame-to-edge-top | | C-c e t | 308 | | moom-move-frame-to-edge-bottom | S- | C-c e b | 309 | | moom-cycle-frame-height | | C-2 | 310 | | moom-toggle-frame-maximized | M- | C-c f f x | 311 | 312 | ** Move 313 | 314 | [[https://github.com/takaxp/contents/blob/master/moom/shifts.gif]] [[https://github.com/takaxp/contents/blob/master/moom/move-right.gif]] [[https://github.com/takaxp/contents/blob/master/moom/center.gif]] 315 | 316 | #+begin_src emacs-lisp 317 | (with-eval-after-load "moom" 318 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "M-0") 'moom-move-frame) ;; to top left corner 319 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "M-1") 'moom-move-frame-left) 320 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "M-2") 'moom-move-frame-to-center) 321 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "M-3") 'moom-move-frame-right)) 322 | #+end_src 323 | 324 | ** Fit 325 | 326 | [[https://github.com/takaxp/contents/blob/master/moom/edges.gif]] [[https://github.com/takaxp/contents/blob/master/moom/corners.gif]] 327 | 328 | #+begin_src emacs-lisp 329 | (with-eval-after-load "moom" 330 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "M-") 'moom-move-frame-to-edge-left) 331 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "M-") 'moom-move-frame-to-edge-right) 332 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "") 'moom-move-frame-to-edge-top) 333 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "S-") 'moom-move-frame-to-edge-bottom)) 334 | #+end_src 335 | 336 | Additionally, move onto the center line. 337 | 338 | [[https://github.com/takaxp/contents/blob/master/moom/centerline.gif]] 339 | 340 | #+begin_src emacs-lisp 341 | (with-eval-after-load "moom" 342 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f c l") 'moom-move-frame-to-centerline-from-left) 343 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f c r") 'moom-move-frame-to-centerline-from-right) 344 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f c t") 'moom-move-frame-to-centerline-from-top) 345 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f c b") 'moom-move-frame-to-centerline-from-bottom)) 346 | #+end_src 347 | 348 | ** Expand 349 | [[https://github.com/takaxp/contents/blob/master/moom/cycle-height.gif]] [[https://github.com/takaxp/contents/blob/master/moom/expand.gif]] 350 | 351 | #+begin_src emacs-lisp 352 | (with-eval-after-load "moom" 353 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "") 'moom-cycle-frame-height) 354 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f s") 'moom-change-frame-width-single) 355 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f d") 'moom-change-frame-width-double) 356 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f a") 'moom-change-frame-width-half-again) 357 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f S") 'moom-split-window) 358 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f D") 'moom-delete-windows) 359 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f w") 'moom-change-frame-width-max) 360 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f h") 'moom-change-frame-height-max)) 361 | #+end_src 362 | 363 | ** Fill 364 | :PROPERTIES: 365 | :ID: 4FF1C514-E9BD-4A98-91B4-916578FB697D 366 | :END: 367 | 368 | [[https://github.com/takaxp/contents/blob/master/moom/fill.gif]] [[https://github.com/takaxp/contents/blob/master/moom/quarters.gif]] 369 | 370 | #+begin_src emacs-lisp 371 | (with-eval-after-load "moom" 372 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f f t") 'moom-fill-top) 373 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f f b") 'moom-fill-bottom) 374 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f f l") 'moom-fill-left) 375 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f f r") 'moom-fill-right) 376 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f f 1") 'moom-fill-top-left) 377 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f f 2") 'moom-fill-top-right) 378 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f f 3") 'moom-fill-bottom-left) 379 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f f 4") 'moom-fill-bottom-right) 380 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f f m") 'moom-fill-band) 381 | ;; (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f f w") 'moom-fill-width) 382 | ;; (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f f h") 'moom-fill-height) 383 | ) 384 | #+end_src 385 | 386 | ** Fill (screen by toggle) 387 | 388 | [[https://github.com/takaxp/contents/blob/master/moom/fill-screen.gif]] 389 | 390 | #+begin_src emacs-lisp 391 | (with-eval-after-load "moom" 392 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "M-") 'moom-toggle-frame-maximized)) 393 | #+end_src 394 | 395 | Note: When maximizing a frame, =moom-fill-screen= is called internally. 396 | 397 | ** Reset, resize, and undo 398 | *** Reset Frame size, position, and font size 399 | 400 | #+begin_src emacs-lisp 401 | (with-eval-after-load "moom" 402 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c C-0") 'moom-reset)) 403 | #+end_src 404 | 405 | *** Undo command history 406 | 407 | =moom= stores command history. The maximum numbers of the history is limited by =moom-command-history-length=. The default value is 1000. 408 | 409 | #+begin_src emacs-lisp 410 | (with-eval-after-load "moom" 411 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c C-/") 'moom-undo)) 412 | #+end_src 413 | 414 | *** Font size (require moom-font.el) 415 | 416 | #+begin_src emacs-lisp 417 | (with-eval-after-load "moom" 418 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C--") 'moom-font-decrease) 419 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-=") 'moom-font-increase) 420 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-0") 'moom-font-size-reset) 421 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-_") 'text-scale-decrease) ;; built-in for ascii 422 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-+") 'text-scale-increase) ;; built-in for ascii 423 | 424 | ;; Recommended for stable presentation during font size increasing 425 | (add-hook 'moom-font-after-resize-hook #'moom-move-frame-to-edge-top)) 426 | #+end_src 427 | 428 | * transient.el support 429 | :PROPERTIES: 430 | :ID: 3D063E56-C322-4214-B600-733D3B9225B1 431 | :END: 432 | 433 | =moom-transient.el= provides a dispatcher to select a moom command listed in a popup menu. To use =moom-transient.el=, please put the following code (below the figure) to your init.el. The keybind =(C-c o)= should be changed for your environment. The module depends on [[https://github.com/magit/transient][transient.el]], so please install it first. 434 | 435 | #+caption: A dispatcher to select a moom command powered by transient.el 436 | [[https://github.com/takaxp/contents/blob/master/moom/transient.png]] 437 | 438 | #+begin_src emacs-lisp 439 | (with-eval-after-load "moom" 440 | (when (require 'moom-transient nil t) 441 | (moom-transient-hide-cursor) ;; if needed 442 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c o") #'moom-transient-dispatch))) 443 | #+end_src 444 | 445 | The dispatcher (=moom-transient-dispatch=) keeps the menu window after a command is executed as default. If you like to hide the dispatcher each time, then please configure =moom-transient-dispatch-sticky=. 446 | 447 | * Collaboration with other packages 448 | ** Org mode (org-agenda) 449 | 450 | Expand the frame width temporarily during org-agenda is active. 451 | 452 | [[https://github.com/takaxp/contents/blob/master/moom/org-agenda.gif]] 453 | 454 | #+begin_src emacs-lisp 455 | (with-eval-after-load "moom" 456 | (with-eval-after-load "org" 457 | (add-hook 'org-agenda-mode-hook #'moom-change-frame-width-half-again) 458 | (defun advice:org-agenda--quit (&optional _bury) 459 | (moom-change-frame-width)) 460 | (advice-add 'org-agenda--quit :after #'advice:org-agenda--quit))) 461 | #+end_src 462 | 463 | ** Org mode (org-tree-slide) 464 | :PROPERTIES: 465 | :ID: 14AA17BD-897D-460F-A1E6-585E864830C2 466 | :END: 467 | 468 | Entering quickly to the frame maximized presentation with [[https://github.com/takaxp/org-tree-slide][org-tree-slide.el]]. No additional settings are required except activating moom-mode by =(moom-mode 1)=. Just =M-x moom-toggle-frame-maximized=. The font is automatically scaled to be maintained the frame width at 80 even if you use Japanese font. 469 | 470 | [[https://github.com/takaxp/contents/blob/master/moom/org-tree-slide.gif]] 471 | 472 | ** Org mode 473 | 474 | Note - /Under consideration, but you can try./ 475 | 476 | Run =org-redisplay-inline-images= after font resizing to synchronize the image width and font size automatically. 477 | 478 | #+begin_src emacs-lisp 479 | (with-eval-after-load "moom" 480 | (with-eval-after-load "org" 481 | (add-hook 'moom-font-after-resize-hook #'org-redisplay-inline-images))) 482 | #+end_src 483 | 484 | * Hooks 485 | 486 | - moom-before-fill-screen-hook 487 | - moom-after-fill-screen-hook 488 | - moom-resize-frame-height-hook 489 | - moom-split-window-hook 490 | - moom-delete-window-hook 491 | - moom-before-setup-hook 492 | - moom-after-select-monitor-hook 493 | - moom-font-before-resize-hook (in moom-font.el) 494 | - moom-font-after-resize-hook (in moom-font.el) 495 | 496 | * Acknowledgment 497 | 498 | This package is highly inspired from [[https://manytricks.com/moom/]["Moom"]] released by [[https://manytricks.com/][Many Tricks]]. Moom stands for "Mo"ve and zo"om". Cool! 499 | 500 | If you like and need the capabilities of changing window position and size by keyboard at the OS level, buy [[https://manytricks.com/moom/][Moom]] now! 501 | 502 | ** Keycastr 503 | 504 | For writing README, [[https://github.com/keycastr/keycastr][keycastr]] was utilized to capture keystrokes of each command. Thanks! but ~Shift+F1~ was recorded as ~?~. Haha... :p 505 | 506 | * Related packages 507 | 508 | 1) [[https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/frame-cmds.el][frame-cmds.el]] 509 | - This package provides many fundamental APIs to control frame and window. If you want to control them more specifically and precisely, you may want to try this nice package. But the license is not open and not distributed through MELPA. 510 | 2) [[https://github.com/zonuexe/emacs-presentation-mode][presentation.el]] 511 | - It is highly recommended to try this vital package to scale and restore text size easily for nice viewing when you present your source code rendered in the Emacs buffers. Find more details at the above repository. 512 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /moom-font.el: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | ;;; moom-font.el --- A module for resizing Japanese fonts for Moom -*- lexical-binding: t; -*- 2 | 3 | ;; Copyright (C) 2017-2025 Takaaki ISHIKAWA 4 | 5 | ;; Author: Takaaki ISHIKAWA 6 | ;; Keywords: frames, faces, convenience 7 | ;; Version: 1.4.3 8 | ;; Maintainer: Takaaki ISHIKAWA 9 | ;; URL: https://github.com/takaxp/Moom 10 | ;; Twitter: @takaxp 11 | 12 | ;; This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify 13 | ;; it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by 14 | ;; the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or 15 | ;; (at your option) any later version. 16 | 17 | ;; This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, 18 | ;; but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of 19 | ;; MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the 20 | ;; GNU General Public License for more details. 21 | 22 | ;; You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License 23 | ;; along with GNU Emacs; see the file COPYING. If not, write to the 24 | ;; Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, 25 | ;; Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. 26 | 27 | ;;; Commentary: 28 | 29 | ;; This package is an additional module for Moom.el 30 | 31 | ;;; Change Log: 32 | 33 | ;;; Code: 34 | (eval-when-compile 35 | (require 'cl-lib)) 36 | 37 | (defcustom moom-font-ja-scale 1.2 38 | "The default value to scale JP fonts." 39 | :type 'float 40 | :group 'moom) 41 | 42 | (defcustom moom-font-ascii-scale 1.0 43 | "The default value to scale ASCII fonts." 44 | :type 'float 45 | :group 'moom) 46 | 47 | (defcustom moom-font-table nil 48 | "Font table." 49 | :type '(repeat (list (integer :tag "Font size in point") 50 | (integer :tag "Font width in pixels"))) 51 | :group 'moom) 52 | 53 | (defcustom moom-font-verbose nil 54 | "Show responses from `moom`." 55 | :type 'boolean 56 | :group 'moom) 57 | 58 | (defcustom moom-font-before-resize-hook nil 59 | "Hook runs before resizing font size." 60 | :type 'hook 61 | :group 'moom) 62 | 63 | (defcustom moom-font-after-resize-hook nil 64 | "Hook runs after resizing font size." 65 | :type 'hook 66 | :group 'moom) 67 | 68 | (defvar moom-font--init-size 12 69 | "The default value to set font size.") 70 | (defvar moom-font--size moom-font--init-size 71 | "Current font size.") 72 | (defvar moom-font--pause nil) 73 | (defvar moom-font--ascii nil) 74 | (defvar moom-font--ja nil) 75 | 76 | (defun moom-font--update-rescale-alist (key value) 77 | "Update `face-font-rescale-alist'. 78 | If KEY exists in `face-font-rescale-alist', delete it before updating the list. 79 | VALUE is a new value to re-scale the font in KEY." 80 | (setq face-font-rescale-alist 81 | (delete (assoc key face-font-rescale-alist) face-font-rescale-alist)) 82 | (add-to-list 'face-font-rescale-alist `(,key . ,value))) 83 | 84 | (defun moom-font--change-size (&optional arg) 85 | "Core function to change font size. 86 | If `ARG' is nil, the default size is used." 87 | (unless moom-font--pause 88 | (when arg 89 | (setq moom-font--size arg)) 90 | (moom-font--update-rescale-alist 91 | (concat ".*" moom-font--ja ".*") moom-font-ja-scale) 92 | (moom-font--update-rescale-alist 93 | (concat ".*" moom-font--ascii ".*") moom-font-ascii-scale) 94 | (let ((spec (font-spec :family moom-font--ja 95 | :size moom-font--size))) 96 | (set-fontset-font nil 'japanese-jisx0208 spec) 97 | (set-fontset-font nil 'katakana-jisx0201 spec) 98 | (set-fontset-font nil 'japanese-jisx0212 spec) 99 | (set-fontset-font nil '(#x0080 . #x024F) spec) 100 | (set-fontset-font nil '(#x0370 . #x03FF) spec) 101 | (set-fontset-font nil 'mule-unicode-0100-24ff spec)) 102 | (set-fontset-font nil 'ascii 103 | (font-spec :family moom-font--ascii 104 | :size moom-font--size)))) 105 | 106 | (defun moom-font--extract-font-size (xlfd) 107 | "Try to identify the font size. 108 | Return an integer value extracted from XLFD if possible, otherwise return nil." 109 | (when (stringp xlfd) 110 | (let ((size 111 | (string-to-number 112 | (if (string-match 113 | "^-[^-]+-[^-]+-[^-]+-[^-]+-[^-]+-[^-]+-\\([^-]+\\)-.*$" xlfd) 114 | (match-string 1 xlfd) "0")))) 115 | (if (> size 0) size nil)))) 116 | 117 | (defun moom-font--extract-family-name (xlfd) 118 | "Try to identify the font name. 119 | Return a font name extracted from XLFD if possible, otherwise return nil." 120 | (when (stringp xlfd) 121 | (let* ((name (when (string-match "^-[^-]+-\\([^-]+\\)-.*$" xlfd) 122 | (match-string 1 xlfd)))) 123 | (if (and name (x-list-fonts name)) name nil)))) 124 | 125 | (defun moom-font--find-size (width table) 126 | "Return font size associated with WIDTH by looking up the TABLE." 127 | (when table 128 | (car (rassoc (list width) table)))) 129 | 130 | (defun moom-font--find-width (size table) 131 | "Return font width associated with SIZE by looking up the TABLE." 132 | (when table 133 | (cdr (assoc size table)))) 134 | 135 | (defun moom-font--generate-font-table (&optional begin end) 136 | "Generate a font table. 137 | If BEGIN is nil, use 5 as the default value. 138 | If END is nil, use 50 as the default value." 139 | (let ((moom-font-table nil)) 140 | (cl-loop 141 | for pt from (or begin 5) to (or end 50) 142 | do 143 | (moom-font-resize pt) 144 | (push (list moom-font--size (frame-char-width)) moom-font-table)) 145 | (let ((buffer "*moom-font*")) 146 | (with-current-buffer (get-buffer-create buffer) 147 | (erase-buffer) 148 | (insert ";; 1. M-x eval-buffer\n") 149 | (insert ";; 2. Paste the following configurations into your init.el.\n") 150 | (insert "(with-eval-after-load \"moom-font\"\n") 151 | (insert (format " (setq moom-scaling-gradient (/ (float %d) %d))\n" 152 | (nth 0 (car moom-font-table)) 153 | (nth 1 (car moom-font-table)))) 154 | (insert (format " (setq moom-font-table (quote %s)))" moom-font-table)) 155 | (goto-char 0) 156 | (switch-to-buffer buffer))))) 157 | 158 | (defun moom-font--font-exists-p (font-family) 159 | "Check given FONT-FAMILY exists." 160 | (when window-system 161 | (let ((result (and (fboundp 'x-list-fonts) 162 | (x-list-fonts font-family)))) 163 | (if result 164 | (when moom-font-verbose 165 | (message "[moom-font] \"%s\" is available." font-family)) 166 | (warn "[moom-font] \"%s\" is NOT installed in your system." 167 | font-family)) 168 | result))) 169 | 170 | ;;;###autoload 171 | (defun moom-font-ascii (font &optional plist) 172 | "Set ASCII font family by given FONT. 173 | If PLIST is non-nil and it has immediate property, 174 | given FONT is immediately applied." 175 | (when (moom-font--font-exists-p font) 176 | (setq moom-font--ascii font) 177 | (let ((font-size (plist-get plist :size))) 178 | (when font-size 179 | (setq moom-font--size font-size))) 180 | (let ((rescale (plist-get plist :scale))) 181 | (when rescale 182 | (setq moom-font-ascii-scale rescale))) 183 | (when (plist-get plist :immediate) 184 | (run-hooks 'moom-font-before-resize-hook) 185 | (moom-font--change-size) 186 | (run-hooks 'moom-font-after-resize-hook)))) 187 | 188 | ;;;###autoload 189 | (defun moom-font-ja (font &optional plist) 190 | "Set Japanese font family by given FONT. 191 | If PLIST is non-nil and it has immediate property, 192 | given FONT is immediately applied." 193 | (when (moom-font--font-exists-p font) 194 | (setq moom-font--ja font) 195 | (let ((rescale (plist-get plist :scale))) 196 | (when rescale 197 | (setq moom-font-ja-scale rescale))) 198 | (when (plist-get plist :immediate) 199 | (moom-font--change-size)))) 200 | 201 | ;;;###autoload 202 | (defun moom-font-resize (&optional n width) 203 | "Resize font. 204 | `frame-width' will be updated accordingly. 205 | Optional argument N specifies the target font size. 206 | If WIDTH is non-nil, ensure an appropriate font size so that 207 | the actual pixel width will not exceed the WIDTH." 208 | ;;(interactive "nSize: ") 209 | (interactive (list 210 | (read-number 211 | "Size: " moom-font--size))) 212 | (run-hooks 'moom-font-before-resize-hook) 213 | (unless moom-font--pause 214 | (moom-font--change-size 215 | (setq moom-font--size (or n moom-font--init-size))) 216 | (when (and width 217 | (< width (frame-pixel-width))) 218 | (when moom-font-verbose 219 | (message "[moom-font] Font size is changed from %s to %s." 220 | moom-font--size (1- moom-font--size))) 221 | (moom-font--change-size 222 | (setq moom-font--size (1- moom-font--size)))) 223 | (when moom-font-verbose 224 | (message "[moom-font] %s" moom-font--size))) 225 | (run-hooks 'moom-font-after-resize-hook)) 226 | 227 | ;;;###autoload 228 | (defun moom-font-size-reset () 229 | "Reset font to the initial size." 230 | (interactive) 231 | (run-hooks 'moom-font-before-resize-hook) 232 | (moom-font--change-size 233 | (setq moom-font--size moom-font--init-size)) 234 | (when moom-font-verbose 235 | (message "[moom-font] %s" moom-font--size)) 236 | (run-hooks 'moom-font-after-resize-hook)) 237 | 238 | ;;;###autoload 239 | (defun moom-font-increase (&optional inc) 240 | "Increase font size. 241 | Optional argument INC specifies an increasing step." 242 | (interactive) 243 | (run-hooks 'moom-font-before-resize-hook) 244 | (unless moom-font--pause 245 | (setq moom-font--size 246 | (+ moom-font--size 247 | (if (and (integerp inc) (> inc 0)) 248 | inc 1))) 249 | (moom-font--change-size moom-font--size) 250 | (when moom-font-verbose 251 | (message "[moom-font] +%d: %s" 252 | (if (integerp inc) inc 1) moom-font--size))) 253 | (run-hooks 'moom-font-after-resize-hook)) 254 | 255 | ;;;###autoload 256 | (defun moom-font-decrease (&optional dec) 257 | "Decrease font size. 258 | Optional argument DEC specifies a decreasing step." 259 | (interactive) 260 | (run-hooks 'moom-font-before-resize-hook) 261 | (unless moom-font--pause 262 | (setq moom-font--size 263 | (- moom-font--size 264 | (if (and (integerp dec) 265 | (> dec 0) 266 | (> moom-font--size dec)) 267 | dec 1))) 268 | (when (< moom-font--size 1) 269 | (setq moom-font--size 1)) 270 | (when (and moom-font-verbose 271 | (> moom-font--size 0)) 272 | (message "[moom-font] -%d: %s" 273 | (if (integerp dec) dec 1) moom-font--size)) 274 | (moom-font--change-size moom-font--size)) 275 | (run-hooks 'moom-font-after-resize-hook)) 276 | 277 | ;;;###autoload 278 | (defun moom-font-print-name-at-point () 279 | "Print font family name at point." 280 | (interactive) 281 | (if (eq (point) (point-max)) 282 | (message "[moom-font] Not on a character. Move cursor, and try again.") 283 | (let* ((xlfd-name (font-xlfd-name (font-at (point)))) 284 | (family-name (moom-font--extract-family-name xlfd-name))) 285 | (if family-name 286 | (message 287 | "[moom-font] It's \"%s\", %s[pt].\n[moom-font] Call `moom-font-ja' or `moom-font-ascii' with \"%s\"." 288 | family-name moom-font--size family-name) 289 | (message 290 | "[moom-font] Failed to detect the font family name from \"%s\"." 291 | xlfd-name))))) 292 | 293 | ;; init 294 | (when (and window-system 295 | (fboundp 'x-list-fonts)) 296 | (let* ((default-font (face-font 'default nil ?A)) 297 | (size 298 | (moom-font--extract-font-size default-font)) 299 | (ja-font 300 | (moom-font--extract-family-name (face-font 'default nil ?あ))) 301 | (ascii-font 302 | (moom-font--extract-family-name default-font))) 303 | (when size 304 | (setq moom-font--size 305 | (setq moom-font--init-size size))) 306 | ;; Apply font if found. Otherwise, use the default ASCII or Japanese font. 307 | (if ja-font 308 | (moom-font-ja ja-font) 309 | (cond ((memq window-system '(ns mac)) 310 | (moom-font-ja "Osaka")) 311 | ((eq window-system 'w32) 312 | (moom-font-ja "ＭＳ ゴシック" '(:size 1.0))) 313 | ((eq window-system 'x) 314 | (moom-font-ja "TakaoGothic" '(:size 1.0))))) 315 | (if ascii-font 316 | (moom-font-ascii ascii-font) 317 | (cond ((memq window-system '(ns mac)) 318 | (moom-font-ascii "Monaco")) 319 | ((eq window-system 'w32) 320 | (moom-font-ascii "ＭＳ ゴシック")) 321 | ((eq window-system 'x) 322 | (moom-font-ascii "TakaoGothic")))))) 323 | 324 | (provide 'moom-font) 325 | 326 | ;;; moom-font.el ends here 327 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /moom-transient.el: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | ;;; moom-transient.el --- Moom command dispatcher by transient -*- lexical-binding: t; -*- 2 | 3 | ;; Copyright (C) 2022-2025 Takaaki ISHIKAWA 4 | 5 | ;; Author: Takaaki ISHIKAWA 6 | ;; Keywords: frames, faces, convenience 7 | ;; Version: 0.9.8 8 | ;; Maintainer: Takaaki ISHIKAWA 9 | ;; URL: https://github.com/takaxp/Moom 10 | ;; Package-Requires: ((emacs "25.1") (transient "0.3.7")) 11 | ;; Twitter: @takaxp 12 | 13 | ;; This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify 14 | ;; it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by 15 | ;; the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or 16 | ;; (at your option) any later version. 17 | 18 | ;; This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, 19 | ;; but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of 20 | ;; MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the 21 | ;; GNU General Public License for more details. 22 | 23 | ;; You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License 24 | ;; along with GNU Emacs; see the file COPYING. If not, write to the 25 | ;; Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, 26 | ;; Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. 27 | 28 | ;;; Commentary: 29 | 30 | ;; This package provides an example of moom command dispatcher powered 31 | ;; by transient.el (see https://github.com/magit/transient). 32 | ;; 33 | ;; To use this package, put the following code to your init.el. 34 | ;; (with-eval-after-load "moom" 35 | ;; (when (require 'moom-transient nil t) 36 | ;; (moom-transient-hide-cursor) ;; if needed 37 | ;; (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c o") #'moom-transient-dispatch))) 38 | 39 | ;;; Change Log: 40 | 41 | ;;; Code: 42 | 43 | (require 'moom) 44 | (require 'transient) 45 | 46 | (defcustom moom-transient-dispatch-sticky t 47 | "If Non-nil, keep showing the dispatcher right after executing a command. 48 | This option is used in `moom-transient-dispatch'." 49 | :type 'boolean 50 | :group 'moom) 51 | 52 | (defvar moom-transient--last-command nil) 53 | (defun moom-transient--dispatch-description () 54 | "Update description about executed command." 55 | (let ((prompt "[moom] Last Command: ") 56 | (command (symbol-name this-command))) 57 | (if (eq 0 (string-match "^moom-" command)) 58 | (setq moom-transient--last-command 59 | (format "%s%s" 60 | (propertize prompt 'face 'font-lock-type-face) 61 | (propertize command 'face 'bold))) 62 | moom-transient--last-command))) 63 | 64 | (defun moom-transient--insert-groups () 65 | "Enable to shrink a frame horizontally." 66 | (setq window-size-fixed nil)) 67 | (advice-add 'transient--insert-groups :after #'moom-transient--insert-groups) 68 | 69 | (defun moom-transient--hide-cursor (f) 70 | "An advice to F for hiding cursor in transient buffer." 71 | (let ((transient-enable-popup-navigation nil)) 72 | (funcall f))) 73 | 74 | (defun moom-transient--do-stay () 75 | "Return a status for 'transient-suffix." 76 | (if moom-transient-dispatch-sticky 'transient--do-stay nil)) 77 | 78 | (defun moom-transient--font-module-status () 79 | "Return whether `moom-module' is activating or not." 80 | (format "%s" (if moom--font-module-p 81 | (propertize "on" 'face 'font-lock-type-face) 82 | (propertize "off" 'face 'font-lock-warning-face)))) 83 | 84 | (defun moom-transient--font-module-status-description () 85 | "Update description on whether `moom-font' is activating or not." 86 | (format "%s%s%s" 87 | (propertize "Fill (font resizing: " 'face 'transient-heading) 88 | (moom-transient--font-module-status) 89 | (propertize ")" 'face 'transient-heading))) 90 | 91 | (defun moom-transient--font-api-status-description () 92 | "Update description on whether font api is available." 93 | (format "%s%s" 94 | (propertize "Font " 'face 'transient-heading) 95 | (if moom--font-module-p 96 | "" 97 | (concat 98 | (propertize "(" 'face 'transient-heading) 99 | (propertize "disabled" 'face 'font-lock-warning-face) 100 | (propertize ")" 'face 'transient-heading))))) 101 | 102 | ;;;###autoload (autoload 'moom-transient-dispatch "moom-transient" nil t) 103 | (transient-define-prefix moom-transient-dispatch () 104 | "Command list of `moom'." 105 | :transient-suffix 'moom-transient--do-stay 106 | [:description 107 | moom-transient--dispatch-description 108 | ["Move" 109 | ("0" "top-left" moom-move-frame) 110 | ("1" "left" moom-move-frame-left) 111 | ("2" "center" moom-move-frame-to-center) 112 | ("3" "right" moom-move-frame-right) 113 | ("4" "center (hol)" moom-move-frame-to-horizontal-center) 114 | ("5" "center (ver)" moom-move-frame-to-vertical-center)] 115 | ["Expand" 116 | ("s" "single" moom-change-frame-width-single) 117 | ("d" "double" moom-change-frame-width-double) 118 | ("a" "3/2" moom-change-frame-width-half-again) 119 | ("w" "width (full)" moom-fill-width) 120 | ("h" "height (full)" moom-fill-height) 121 | ("H" "height (cycle)" moom-cycle-frame-height)] 122 | ["Fit (edge)" 123 | ("e l" "edge left" moom-move-frame-to-edge-left) 124 | ("e r" "edge right" moom-move-frame-to-edge-right) 125 | ("e t" "edge top" moom-move-frame-to-edge-top) 126 | ("e b" "edge bottom" moom-move-frame-to-edge-bottom)] 127 | ["Fit (center)" 128 | ("c l" "center left" moom-move-frame-to-centerline-from-left) 129 | ("c r" "center right" moom-move-frame-to-centerline-from-right) 130 | ("c t" "center top" moom-move-frame-to-centerline-from-top) 131 | ("c b" "center bottom" moom-move-frame-to-centerline-from-bottom)]] 132 | [:description 133 | moom-transient--font-module-status-description 134 | [("f 1" "top-left" moom-fill-top-left) 135 | ("f 2" "top-right" moom-fill-top-right) 136 | ("f 3" "bottom-left" moom-fill-bottom-left) 137 | ("f 4" "bottom-right" moom-fill-bottom-right)] 138 | [("f l" "left" moom-fill-left) 139 | ("f r" "right" moom-fill-right) 140 | ("f t" "top" moom-fill-top) 141 | ("f b" "bottom" moom-fill-bottom)] 142 | [("f s" "screen" moom-fill-screen) 143 | ("f m" "band" moom-fill-band) 144 | "" 145 | ("F" "toggle font resizing" moom-transient-toggle-font-module)]] 146 | [["Monitors" 147 | ;; ("m j" "monitor jump" moom-jump-to-monitor) 148 | ("m c" "monitor cycle" moom-cycle-monitors) 149 | ("m p" "monitor print" moom-print-monitors)] 150 | ["Window" 151 | ("S" "split" moom-split-window) 152 | ("D" "delete" moom-delete-windows)] 153 | [:description 154 | moom-transient--font-api-status-description 155 | :if (lambda () moom--font-module-p) 156 | ("=" "increase" moom-font-increase) 157 | ("-" "decrease" moom-font-decrease) 158 | ("R" "reset" moom-font-size-reset)] 159 | ["Utilities" 160 | ("r" "reset" moom-reset) 161 | ("u" "undo" moom-undo) 162 | ("p" "print" moom-print-status)] 163 | ["" 164 | ("C" "config" moom-transient-config) 165 | ("v" "version" moom-transient-version) 166 | ("q" "quit" transient-quit-all)]]) 167 | 168 | ;;;###autoload (autoload 'moom-transient-config "moom-transient" nil t) 169 | (transient-define-prefix moom-transient-config () 170 | "Command list of `moom' configuration." 171 | ["[moom] Configuration" 172 | [("t" "generate font table" moom-generate-font-table) 173 | ("c" "check margin" moom-check-user-margin) 174 | ("p" "print font name" moom-font-print-name-at-point) 175 | ("D" "dispatch" moom-transient-dispatch) 176 | ("q" "quit" transient-quit-all)]]) 177 | 178 | ;;;###autoload 179 | (defun moom-transient-toggle-font-module () 180 | "Call `moom-toggle-font-module' with `moom-transient-dispatch'." 181 | (interactive) 182 | (moom-toggle-font-module) 183 | (call-interactively 'moom-transient-dispatch)) 184 | 185 | ;;;###autoload 186 | (defun moom-transient-hide-cursor () 187 | "Hide cursor in transient buffer." 188 | (advice-add 'moom-transient-config :around #'moom-transient--hide-cursor) 189 | (advice-add 'moom-transient-dispatch :around #'moom-transient--hide-cursor)) 190 | 191 | ;;;###autoload 192 | (defun moom-transient-version () 193 | "Printing version of `moom' and `moom-transient'." 194 | (interactive) 195 | (let ((alpha "0.9.8")) 196 | (message "%s" (concat (moom-version) "\n" "[Moom-transient] v" alpha)))) 197 | 198 | (provide 'moom-transient) 199 | 200 | ;;; moom-transient.el ends here 201 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /moom.el: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | ;;; moom.el --- Commands to control frame position and size -*- lexical-binding: t; -*- 2 | 3 | ;; Copyright (C) 2017-2023 Takaaki ISHIKAWA 4 | 5 | ;; Author: Takaaki ISHIKAWA 6 | ;; Keywords: frames, faces, convenience 7 | ;; Version: 1.6.9 8 | ;; Maintainer: Takaaki ISHIKAWA 9 | ;; URL: https://github.com/takaxp/Moom 10 | ;; Package-Requires: ((emacs "25.1")) 11 | ;; Twitter: @takaxp 12 | 13 | ;; This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify 14 | ;; it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by 15 | ;; the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or 16 | ;; (at your option) any later version. 17 | 18 | ;; This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, 19 | ;; but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of 20 | ;; MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the 21 | ;; GNU General Public License for more details. 22 | 23 | ;; You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License 24 | ;; along with GNU Emacs; see the file COPYING. If not, write to the 25 | ;; Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, 26 | ;; Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. 27 | 28 | ;;; Commentary: 29 | 30 | ;; This package provides a set of commands to control frame position and size. 31 | ;; The font size in buffers will be changed with synchronization of the updated 32 | ;; frame geometry so that the frame width could be maintained at 80 as default. 33 | ;; 34 | ;; Now make your dominant hand FREE from your mouse by Moom. 35 | ;; 36 | ;; Install: 37 | ;; - Get moom.el and moom-font.el from MELPA or GitHub. 38 | ;; 39 | ;; Setup: 40 | ;; - After installing, activate Moom by (moom-mode 1) in your init.el. 41 | ;; 42 | ;; Keybindings: 43 | ;; - The moom-mode-map is available. 44 | ;; - To see more details and examples, go https://github.com/takaxp/moom. 45 | ;; 46 | 47 | ;;; Change Log: 48 | 49 | ;;; Code: 50 | 51 | (eval-when-compile 52 | (require 'cl-lib) 53 | (require 'moom-font nil t)) 54 | 55 | (defgroup moom nil 56 | "Commands to control frame position and size." 57 | :group 'convenience) 58 | 59 | (defcustom moom-move-frame-pixel-offset '(0 . 0) 60 | "Offset of the center position." 61 | :type 'sexp 62 | :group 'moom) 63 | 64 | (defcustom moom-min-frame-height 16 65 | "The minimum height." 66 | :type 'integer 67 | :group 'moom) 68 | 69 | (defcustom moom-init-line-spacing line-spacing 70 | "The default value to set ‘line-spacing’." 71 | :type 'float 72 | :group 'moom) 73 | 74 | (defcustom moom-min-line-spacing 0.1 75 | "The minimum value for line spacing." 76 | :type 'float 77 | :group 'moom) 78 | 79 | (defcustom moom-max-line-spacing 0.8 80 | "The maximum value for line spacing." 81 | :type 'float 82 | :group 'moom) 83 | 84 | (defcustom moom-frame-width-single 80 85 | "The width of the current frame as the default value." 86 | :type 'integer 87 | :group 'moom) 88 | 89 | (defcustom moom-frame-width-double (+ (* 2 moom-frame-width-single) 3) 90 | "The width of the current frame (double size)." 91 | :type 'integer 92 | :group 'moom) 93 | 94 | (defcustom moom-horizontal-shifts '(200 200) 95 | "Distance to move the frame horizontally." 96 | :type '(choice (integer :tag "Common value for left and right") 97 | (list (integer :tag "Value for left") 98 | (integer :tag "Value for right"))) 99 | :group 'moom) 100 | 101 | (defcustom moom-fill-band-options '(:direction vertical :range 50.0) 102 | "Band direction and range to fill screen. 103 | If DIRECTION is horizontal, the frame height is limited based on RANGE. 104 | If it is vertical, then the frame width will be limited based on RANGE. 105 | If the type of RANGE is float, range is calculated in percent. 106 | Note that even if DIRECTION is vertical and RANGE is 100.0, the screen 107 | may not be covered entirely because this package prioritize keeping 108 | the column at `moom-frame-width-single'. Instead, if the value is integer, 109 | the screen will be covered precisely by the specified value in pixels. 110 | :direction symbol, horizontal or vertical 111 | :range float(%) or integer(px)." 112 | :type 'plist 113 | :group 'moom) 114 | 115 | (defcustom moom-scaling-gradient (/ 5.0 3) 116 | "Gradient factor between font size and actual font pixel width. 117 | This parameter is used to calculate the font pixel width when resizing 118 | the frame width to keep the column 80. It depends on Font. 119 | For instance, 120 | 1.66 or (5.0/3.0) : Menlo, Monaco 121 | 2.00 or (5.0/2.5) : Inconsolata 122 | ." 123 | :type 'float 124 | :group 'moom) 125 | 126 | (defcustom moom-display-line-numbers-width 6 127 | "Width to expand the frame for function `global-display-line-numbers-mode'. 128 | For function `display-line-numbers-mode', 129 | - set this variable to 0, and also 130 | - set `moom-frame-width-single' more than 80 (e.g. 86)" 131 | :group 'moom 132 | :type 'integer) 133 | 134 | (defcustom moom-command-with-centering '(split delete) 135 | "List of flags. 136 | It specifies whether centerize the frame after changing the frame width." 137 | :type '(repeat 138 | (choice 139 | (const :tag "Split window" :value split) 140 | (const :tag "Delete windows" :value delete) 141 | (const :tag "Change frame width single" :value single) 142 | (const :tag "Change frame width double" :value double) 143 | (const :tag "Change frame width half again" :value half-again))) 144 | :group 'moom) 145 | 146 | (defcustom moom-user-margin '(0 0 0 0) 147 | "User specified margin to adjust to the local environment." 148 | :type '(list (integer :tag "Top margin") 149 | (integer :tag "Bottom margin") 150 | (integer :tag "Left margin") 151 | (integer :tag "Right margin")) 152 | :group 'moom) 153 | 154 | (defcustom moom-use-font-module t 155 | "If nil, font module will not integrated even if the module is available. 156 | Configure this variable before activating moom mode. 157 | `moom-toggle-font-module' could be also useful." 158 | :type 'boolean 159 | :group 'moom) 160 | 161 | (defcustom moom-command-history-length 100 162 | "Number of commands to remember in history." 163 | :type 'integer 164 | :group 'moom) 165 | 166 | (defcustom moom-verbose nil 167 | "Show responses from \"moom\"." 168 | :type 'boolean 169 | :group 'moom) 170 | 171 | (defcustom moom-lighter "Moom" 172 | "Package name in mode line." 173 | :type 'string 174 | :group 'moom) 175 | 176 | (defcustom moom-before-fill-screen-hook nil 177 | "Hook runs before changing to frame maximized." 178 | :type 'hook 179 | :group 'moom) 180 | 181 | (defcustom moom-after-fill-screen-hook nil 182 | "Hook runs after changing to frame maximized." 183 | :type 'hook 184 | :group 'moom) 185 | 186 | (defcustom moom-resize-frame-height-hook nil 187 | "Hook runs after resizing the frame height." 188 | :type 'hook 189 | :group 'moom) 190 | 191 | (defcustom moom-split-window-hook nil 192 | "Hook runs after splitting window horizontally." 193 | :type 'hook 194 | :group 'moom) 195 | 196 | (defcustom moom-delete-window-hook nil 197 | "Hook runs after deleting window horizontally." 198 | :type 'hook 199 | :group 'moom) 200 | 201 | (defcustom moom-before-setup-hook nil 202 | "Hook runs before enabling this package." 203 | :type 'hook 204 | :group 'moom) 205 | 206 | (defcustom moom-after-reset-hook nil 207 | "Hook runs after reset of internal parameters." 208 | :type 'hook 209 | :group 'moom) 210 | 211 | (defcustom moom-after-select-monitor-hook nil 212 | "Hook runs after selecting and jumping to a monitor." 213 | :type 'hook 214 | :group 'moom) 215 | 216 | (defvar moom-mode-map 217 | (let ((map (make-sparse-keymap))) 218 | ;; No keybindings are configured as default. It's open for users. 219 | map) 220 | "The keymap for `moom'.") 221 | 222 | (defvar moom--init-status nil) 223 | (defvar moom--internal-border-width 0) 224 | (defvar moom--font-module-p (require 'moom-font nil t)) 225 | (defvar moom--frame-width 80) 226 | (defvar moom--height-list nil) 227 | (defvar moom--height-steps 4) 228 | (defvar moom--last-status nil) 229 | (defvar moom--maximized nil) 230 | (defvar moom--screen-margin nil) 231 | (defvar moom--fill-minimum-range 256) 232 | (defvar moom--frame-resize-pixelwise nil) 233 | (defvar moom--virtual-grid nil) 234 | (defvar moom--screen-grid nil) 235 | (defvar moom--print-status t) 236 | (defvar moom--common-margin '(0 0 0 0)) 237 | (defvar moom--pos-options '(:grid nil :bound nil)) ;; {screen,virtual}, {nil,t} 238 | (defvar moom--local-margin (cond ((eq window-system 'w32) '(0 9 -16 16)) 239 | ((eq window-system 'x) '(-19 0 0 0)) 240 | (t '(0 0 0 0)))) 241 | (defvar moom--autoreset-hooks '(menu-bar-mode-hook 242 | tool-bar-mode-hook tab-bar-mode-hook 243 | horizontal-scroll-bar-mode-hook 244 | scroll-bar-mode-hook)) 245 | (defvar moom--last-monitor nil) 246 | (defvar moom--display-border '(0 0)) 247 | (defvar moom--command-history nil) 248 | (defvar moom--non-interactive-history nil) 249 | 250 | (defun moom--setup () 251 | "Init function." 252 | (run-hooks 'moom-before-setup-hook) 253 | (setq moom--font-module-p (when moom-use-font-module 254 | (boundp 'moom-font--pause))) 255 | (setq moom-font--pause (not moom--font-module-p)) 256 | (moom-identify-current-monitor) 257 | (unless moom--virtual-grid 258 | (setq moom--virtual-grid (moom--virtual-grid))) 259 | (unless moom--screen-grid 260 | (setq moom--screen-grid (moom--screen-grid))) 261 | (setq moom--internal-border-width 262 | (alist-get 'internal-border-width (frame-geometry))) 263 | (unless (eq (setq moom--frame-width moom-frame-width-single) 80) 264 | (set-frame-width nil moom--frame-width)) 265 | (moom--make-frame-height-list) 266 | (moom--save-last-status) 267 | (setq moom--init-status moom--last-status) 268 | (setq moom--frame-resize-pixelwise frame-resize-pixelwise 269 | frame-resize-pixelwise t) 270 | ;; JP-font module 271 | (when moom--font-module-p 272 | (add-hook 'moom-font-after-resize-hook #'moom--make-frame-height-list) 273 | (add-hook 'moom-font-after-resize-hook #'moom--stay-in-region)) 274 | ;; display-line-numbers-mode 275 | (when (fboundp 'global-display-line-numbers-mode) 276 | (add-hook 'global-display-line-numbers-mode-hook 277 | #'moom--update-frame-display-line-numbers)) 278 | (mapcar (lambda (hook) (add-hook hook #'moom-reset)) 279 | moom--autoreset-hooks)) 280 | 281 | (defun moom--abort () 282 | "Abort." 283 | (moom-reset-line-spacing) 284 | (moom-reset) 285 | (setq frame-resize-pixelwise moom--frame-resize-pixelwise) 286 | (setq moom--screen-margin nil 287 | moom--virtual-grid nil 288 | moom--screen-grid nil) 289 | (when (fboundp 'global-display-line-numbers-mode) 290 | (remove-hook 'global-display-line-numbers-mode-hook 291 | #'moom--update-frame-display-line-numbers)) 292 | (mapcar (lambda (hook) (remove-hook hook #'moom-reset)) 293 | moom--autoreset-hooks)) 294 | 295 | (defun moom--reload () 296 | "Reload." 297 | (moom--abort) 298 | (moom--setup)) 299 | 300 | (defun moom--lighter () 301 | "Lighter." 302 | (when moom-lighter 303 | (concat " " moom-lighter))) 304 | 305 | (defun moom--frame-internal-width () 306 | "Width of internal objects. 307 | Including fringes and border." 308 | (if window-system 309 | (let ((fp (frame-parameters))) 310 | (+ (alist-get 'right-fringe fp) 311 | (alist-get 'left-fringe fp) 312 | (if (get-scroll-bar-mode) 313 | (alist-get 'scroll-bar-width fp) 314 | 0) 315 | (* 2 moom--internal-border-width))) 316 | 0)) ;; TODO check this by terminal 317 | 318 | (defun moom--internal-border-height () 319 | "Height of internal border within `frame-pixel-height'." 320 | 0) 321 | 322 | (defun moom--frame-internal-height () 323 | "Height of internal objects. 324 | Including title-bar, menu-bar, offset depends on window system, and border." 325 | (if window-system 326 | (let ((geometry (frame-geometry))) 327 | (+ (cdr (alist-get 'title-bar-size geometry)) 328 | (cdr (alist-get 'tool-bar-size geometry)) 329 | (if (memq window-system '(x w32)) 330 | (cdr (alist-get 'menu-bar-size geometry)) 0) 331 | (moom--internal-border-height))) 332 | 0)) ;; TODO check this by terminal 333 | 334 | (defun moom--frame-pixel-width () 335 | "Return frame width in pixels." 336 | (let ((edges (frame-edges))) 337 | (- (nth 2 edges) 338 | (nth 0 edges)))) 339 | 340 | (defun moom--frame-pixel-height () 341 | "Return frame height in pixels." 342 | (let ((edges (frame-edges))) 343 | (- (nth 3 edges) 344 | (nth 1 edges)))) 345 | 346 | (defun moom--max-frame-pixel-width () 347 | "Return the maximum width on pixel base." 348 | (- (display-pixel-width) 349 | (moom--frame-internal-width) 350 | (nth 2 moom--screen-margin) 351 | (nth 3 moom--screen-margin))) 352 | 353 | (defun moom--max-frame-pixel-height () 354 | "Return the maximum height on pixel base." 355 | (- (display-pixel-height) 356 | (moom--frame-internal-height) 357 | (nth 0 moom--screen-margin) 358 | (nth 1 moom--screen-margin))) 359 | 360 | (defun moom--max-half-frame-pixel-height () 361 | "Return the half of maximum height on pixel base." 362 | (floor (/ (- (display-pixel-height) 363 | (nth 0 moom--screen-margin) 364 | (nth 1 moom--screen-margin) 365 | (* 2 (moom--frame-internal-height))) 366 | 2.0))) 367 | 368 | (defun moom--frame-width () 369 | "Return frame width." 370 | (/ (- (moom--frame-pixel-width) 371 | (moom--frame-internal-width)) 372 | (frame-char-width))) 373 | 374 | (defun moom--frame-height () 375 | "Return frame height." 376 | (/ (- (moom--frame-pixel-height) 377 | (moom--internal-border-height)) 378 | (frame-char-height))) 379 | 380 | (defun moom--max-frame-width () 381 | "Return the maximum width based on screen size." 382 | (floor (/ (moom--max-frame-pixel-width) 383 | (frame-char-width)))) 384 | 385 | (defun moom--max-frame-height () 386 | "Return the maximum height based on screen size." 387 | (floor (/ (moom--max-frame-pixel-height) 388 | (frame-char-height)))) 389 | 390 | (defun moom--min-frame-height () 391 | "Return the minimum height of frame." 392 | moom-min-frame-height) 393 | 394 | (defun moom--make-frame-height-list () 395 | "Create an internal ring to change frame height." 396 | (let ((max-height (moom--max-frame-height)) 397 | (min-height (moom--min-frame-height)) 398 | (steps moom--height-steps) 399 | (heights nil)) 400 | (while (> (setq steps (1- steps)) 0) 401 | (cl-pushnew (max min-height 402 | (/ (* steps max-height) moom--height-steps)) 403 | heights)) 404 | (cl-pushnew (max min-height max-height) heights) 405 | (setq moom--height-list (copy-sequence heights)) 406 | ;; Skip the current height 407 | (when (eq (car moom--height-list) 408 | (moom--frame-height)) 409 | (moom--cycle-frame-height-list)))) 410 | 411 | (defun moom--cycle-frame-height-list () 412 | "Rotate `moom--height-list'." 413 | (setq moom--height-list 414 | (append (cdr moom--height-list) 415 | (list (car moom--height-list))))) 416 | 417 | (defun moom--font-size (pixel-width) 418 | "Return an appropriate font-size based on PIXEL-WIDTH. 419 | If `moom-font-table' is non-nil, the returned value will be more precisely 420 | calculated." 421 | (let* ((font-width (/ (float (- pixel-width (moom--frame-internal-width))) 422 | moom-frame-width-single)) 423 | (scaled-width (/ font-width 424 | (if moom--font-module-p 425 | moom-font-ascii-scale 1.0))) 426 | (font-size (when moom--font-module-p 427 | (moom-font--find-size 428 | (floor scaled-width) moom-font-table)))) 429 | (if font-size font-size 430 | (floor (* (if (< scaled-width 1) 1 scaled-width) 431 | moom-scaling-gradient))))) 432 | 433 | (defun moom--font-resize (font-size &optional pixel-width) 434 | "Resize font. 435 | Resize the current font to FONT-SIZE. 436 | If PIXEL-WIDTH is non-nil, ensure an appropriate font size so that 437 | the actual pixel width will not exceed the WIDTH." 438 | (when moom--font-module-p 439 | (set-frame-width nil moom-frame-width-single) 440 | (moom-font-resize font-size pixel-width))) 441 | 442 | (defun moom--fullscreen-font-size () 443 | "Return the maximum font-size for full screen." 444 | (if window-system 445 | (moom--font-size (+ (moom--max-frame-pixel-width) 446 | (moom--frame-internal-width))) 447 | 12)) ;; FIXME, use face-attribute 448 | 449 | (defun moom--virtual-grid () 450 | "Alignment for pointing frame left and top position on `set-frame-position'." 451 | (cond ((eq window-system 'w32) '(-16 0)) 452 | ((and (eq window-system 'x) 453 | (version< emacs-version "26.0")) '(0 27)) 454 | ((memq window-system '(ns mac)) '(0 0)) 455 | ((eq window-system 'x) '(10 8)) 456 | (t '(0 0)))) 457 | 458 | (defun moom--screen-grid () 459 | "Alignment of frame left and top position on monitor." 460 | (cond ((eq window-system 'w32) '(8 0)) 461 | ((and (eq window-system 'x) 462 | (version< emacs-version "26.0")) '(10 -19)) 463 | ((memq window-system '(ns mac)) '(0 0)) 464 | ((eq window-system 'x) '(0 0)) 465 | (t '(0 0)))) 466 | 467 | (defun moom--frame-left () 468 | "Return outer left position." 469 | (let ((left (frame-parameter nil 'left))) 470 | (+ (if (listp left) (nth 1 left) left) 471 | (nth 0 moom--virtual-grid) 472 | (nth 0 moom--screen-grid)))) 473 | 474 | (defun moom--frame-top () 475 | "Return outer top position." 476 | (let ((top (frame-parameter nil 'top))) 477 | (+ (if (listp top) (nth 1 top) top) 478 | (nth 1 moom--virtual-grid) 479 | (nth 1 moom--screen-grid)))) 480 | 481 | (defun moom--pos-x (posx &optional options) 482 | "Return aligned POSX for `set-frame-position'. 483 | OPTIONS controls grid and bound. See `moom--pos-options'." 484 | (when (listp posx) 485 | (setq posx (nth 1 posx))) 486 | (setq posx (- posx (nth 0 moom--screen-grid))) 487 | (when (eq window-system 'w32) 488 | (setq posx (+ posx 16))) ;; FIXME 489 | (when (or (plist-get options :bound) 490 | (not (memq window-system '(ns mac w32)))) ;; TODO: support others if possible 491 | (let ((bounds-left (- (nth 0 moom--last-monitor) 492 | (nth 0 moom--screen-grid))) 493 | (bounds-right (+ (nth 0 moom--last-monitor) 494 | (nth 2 moom--last-monitor) 495 | (- (moom--frame-pixel-width))))) 496 | (setq posx (cond ((< posx bounds-left) bounds-left) 497 | ((> posx bounds-right) bounds-right) 498 | (t posx))))) 499 | (unless (plist-get options :grid) 500 | (setq options (if (eq window-system 'ns) 501 | '(:grid screen) '(:grid virtual)))) 502 | (cond ((eq (plist-get options :grid) 'virtual) 503 | (let ((pw (- (nth 0 moom--display-border) 504 | (moom--frame-pixel-width)))) 505 | (if (< posx 0) 506 | (- posx (+ pw (nth 0 moom--virtual-grid))) 507 | posx))) 508 | ((eq (plist-get options :grid) 'screen) 509 | posx) 510 | (t 511 | posx))) 512 | 513 | (defun moom--pos-y (posy &optional options) 514 | "Return aligned POSY for `set-frame-position'. 515 | OPTIONS controls grid and bound. See `moom--pos-options'." 516 | (when (listp posy) 517 | (setq posy (nth 1 posy))) 518 | (setq posy (- posy (nth 1 moom--screen-grid))) 519 | (when (or (plist-get options :bound) 520 | (not (memq window-system '(ns mac w32)))) ;; TODO: support others if possible 521 | (let ((bounds-top (- (nth 1 moom--last-monitor) 522 | (nth 1 moom--screen-grid))) 523 | (bounds-bottom (+ (nth 1 moom--last-monitor) 524 | (nth 3 moom--last-monitor) 525 | (- (moom--frame-pixel-height))))) 526 | (setq posy (cond ((< posy bounds-top) bounds-top) 527 | ((> posy bounds-bottom) bounds-bottom) 528 | (t posy))))) 529 | (unless (plist-get options :grid) 530 | (setq options (if (eq window-system 'ns) 531 | '(:grid screen) '(:grid virtual)))) 532 | (cond ((eq (plist-get options :grid) 'virtual) 533 | (let ((ph (- (nth 1 moom--display-border) 534 | (moom--frame-pixel-height)))) 535 | (if (< posy 0) 536 | (- posy (+ ph (nth 1 moom--virtual-grid))) 537 | posy))) 538 | ((eq (plist-get options :grid) 'screen) 539 | posy) 540 | (t 541 | posy))) 542 | 543 | (defun moom--horizontal-center () 544 | "Horizontal center position." 545 | (+ (nth 2 moom--screen-margin) 546 | (floor (/ (+ (moom--max-frame-pixel-width) 547 | (moom--frame-internal-width)) 548 | 2.0)))) 549 | 550 | (defun moom--vertical-center () 551 | "Vertical center position." 552 | (+ (nth 0 moom--screen-margin) 553 | (floor (/ (+ (moom--max-frame-pixel-height) 554 | (moom--frame-internal-height)) 555 | 2.0)))) 556 | 557 | (defun moom--horizontal-center-pos () 558 | "Left edge position when centering." 559 | (+ (car moom-move-frame-pixel-offset) 560 | (moom--horizontal-center) 561 | (let ((scroll (frame-parameter nil 'scroll-bar-width))) 562 | (if (and (> scroll 0) (get-scroll-bar-mode)) ;; TBD 563 | scroll 564 | (frame-parameter nil 'left-fringe))) 565 | (- (/ (+ (moom--frame-pixel-width) 566 | (moom--frame-internal-width) 567 | (- (moom--internal-border-height))) 568 | 2)))) 569 | 570 | (defun moom--vertical-center-pos () 571 | "Top edge position when centering." 572 | (+ (cdr moom-move-frame-pixel-offset) 573 | (moom--vertical-center) 574 | (- (/ (+ (moom--frame-pixel-height) 575 | (moom--frame-internal-height) 576 | (- (moom--internal-border-height))) 577 | 2)))) 578 | 579 | (defun moom--save-last-status () 580 | "Store the last frame position, size, and font-size." 581 | (setq moom--last-status 582 | `(("font-size" . ,(if moom--font-module-p moom-font--size nil)) 583 | ("left" . ,(moom--pos-x (moom--frame-left))) 584 | ("top" . ,(moom--frame-top)) 585 | ("width" . ,(moom--frame-width)) 586 | ("height" . ,(moom--frame-height)) 587 | ("pixel-width" . ,(moom--frame-pixel-width)) 588 | ("pixel-height" . ,(moom--frame-pixel-height))))) 589 | 590 | (defun moom--fill-display (area) 591 | "Move the frame to AREA. 592 | Font size will be changed appropriately. 593 | AREA would be \=top, \=bottom, \=left, \=right, \=topl, \=topr, 594 | \=botl, and \=botr." 595 | (let* ((align-width (+ (moom--max-frame-pixel-width) 596 | (moom--frame-internal-width))) 597 | (pixel-width 598 | (- (floor (/ align-width 2.0)) 599 | (moom--frame-internal-width))) 600 | (pixel-height (moom--max-half-frame-pixel-height)) 601 | (pos-x (nth 2 moom--screen-margin)) 602 | (pos-y (nth 0 moom--screen-margin))) 603 | ;; Region 604 | (cond ((memq area '(top bottom)) 605 | (setq pixel-width (moom--max-frame-pixel-width))) 606 | ((memq area '(left right)) 607 | (setq pixel-height (moom--max-frame-pixel-height)) 608 | (setq align-width (floor (/ align-width 2.0)))) 609 | ((memq area '(topl topr botl botr)) 610 | (setq align-width (floor (/ align-width 2.0)))) 611 | (nil t)) 612 | ;; Font size 613 | (let ((moom-font-before-resize-hook nil) 614 | (moom-font-after-resize-hook nil)) 615 | (moom--font-resize (moom--font-size align-width) align-width)) 616 | ;; Position 617 | (when (memq area '(right topr botr)) 618 | (setq pos-x (moom--horizontal-center))) 619 | (when (memq area '(bottom botl botr)) 620 | (setq pos-y (moom--vertical-center))) 621 | (when (memq area '(top bottom left right topl topr botl botr)) 622 | (let ((flag (memq window-system '(ns mac w32)))) 623 | (unless flag 624 | (set-frame-size nil pixel-width pixel-height t)) 625 | (when (and (not moom--font-module-p) 626 | (eq window-system 'w32)) 627 | (set-frame-width nil moom-frame-width-single)) ;; FIXME 628 | (set-frame-position nil 629 | (moom--pos-x pos-x) 630 | (moom--pos-y pos-y)) 631 | (when flag 632 | (set-frame-size nil pixel-width pixel-height t))))) 633 | (moom--make-frame-height-list) 634 | (moom-print-status)) 635 | 636 | (defun moom--shift-amount (direction) 637 | "Extract shift amount from `moom-horizontal-shifts' based on DIRECTION." 638 | (let ((index (cond ((eq direction 'left) 0) 639 | ((eq direction 'right) 1) 640 | (t 0)))) 641 | (cond ((integerp moom-horizontal-shifts) 642 | moom-horizontal-shifts) 643 | ((listp moom-horizontal-shifts) 644 | (nth index moom-horizontal-shifts)) 645 | (t 646 | (error (format "%s is wrong value." moom-horizontal-shifts)))))) 647 | 648 | (defun moom--frame-monitor-attribute (attribute &optional frame x y) 649 | "Return the value of ATTRIBUTE on FRAME's monitor. 650 | 651 | If X and Y are both numbers, then ignore the value of FRAME; the 652 | monitor is determined to be the physical monitor that contains 653 | the pixel coordinate (X, Y). 654 | 655 | Taken from frame.el in 26.1 to support previous Emacs versions, 25.1 or later." 656 | (if (and (numberp x) 657 | (numberp y)) 658 | (cl-loop for monitor in (display-monitor-attributes-list) 659 | for geometry = (alist-get 'geometry monitor) 660 | for min-x = (pop geometry) 661 | for min-y = (pop geometry) 662 | for max-x = (+ min-x (pop geometry)) 663 | for max-y = (+ min-y (car geometry)) 664 | when (and (<= min-x x) 665 | (< x max-x) 666 | (<= min-y y) 667 | (< y max-y)) 668 | return (alist-get attribute monitor)) 669 | (alist-get attribute (frame-monitor-attributes frame)))) 670 | 671 | (defun moom--frame-monitor-geometry (&optional frame x y) 672 | "Return the geometry of FRAME's monitor. 673 | 674 | If X and Y are both numbers, then ignore the value of FRAME; the 675 | monitor is determined to be the physical monitor that contains 676 | the pixel coordinate (X, Y). 677 | 678 | Taken from frame.el in 26.1 to support previous Emacs versions, 25.1 or later." 679 | (moom--frame-monitor-attribute 'geometry frame x y)) 680 | 681 | (defun moom--frame-monitor-workarea (&optional frame x y) 682 | "Return the workarea of FRAME's monitor. 683 | 684 | If X and Y are both numbers, then ignore the value of FRAME; the 685 | monitor is determined to be the physical monitor that contains 686 | the pixel coordinate (X, Y). 687 | 688 | Taken from frame.el in 26.1 to support previous Emacs versions, 25.1 or later." 689 | (moom--frame-monitor-attribute 'workarea frame x y)) 690 | 691 | (defun moom--default-screen-margin () 692 | "Calculate default screen margins." 693 | (let ((geometry (moom--frame-monitor-geometry)) 694 | (workarea (moom--frame-monitor-workarea))) 695 | (setq moom--screen-margin 696 | (list (- (nth 1 workarea) (nth 1 geometry)) 697 | (- (+ (nth 1 geometry) (nth 3 geometry)) 698 | (+ (nth 1 workarea) (nth 3 workarea))) 699 | (- (nth 0 workarea) (nth 0 geometry)) 700 | (- (+ (nth 0 geometry) (nth 2 geometry)) 701 | (+ (nth 0 workarea) (nth 2 workarea))))) 702 | ;; Update 703 | (moom--merge-screen-margin moom--local-margin))) 704 | 705 | (defun moom--merge-screen-margin (margin) 706 | "Add MARGIN to `moom--screen-margin'." 707 | (setq moom--screen-margin 708 | (list (+ (nth 0 margin) (nth 0 moom--screen-margin)) 709 | (+ (nth 1 margin) (nth 1 moom--screen-margin)) 710 | (+ (nth 2 margin) (nth 2 moom--screen-margin)) 711 | (+ (nth 3 margin) (nth 3 moom--screen-margin))))) 712 | 713 | (defun moom--update-frame-display-line-numbers () 714 | "Expand frame width by `moom-display-line-numbers-width'. 715 | This feature is available when function `global-display-line-numbers-mode' 716 | is utilized." 717 | (if (numberp moom-display-line-numbers-width) 718 | (unless (eq moom-display-line-numbers-width 0) 719 | (let ((flag (if global-display-line-numbers-mode 1 -1))) 720 | (setq moom-frame-width-single 721 | (+ moom-frame-width-single 722 | (* flag moom-display-line-numbers-width))) 723 | (setq moom-frame-width-double 724 | (+ (* 2 moom-frame-width-single) 3)) 725 | (set-frame-width nil 726 | (+ (frame-width) 727 | (* flag moom-display-line-numbers-width))))) 728 | (user-error "Unexpected value of `moom-display-line-numbers-width'")) 729 | (moom-print-status)) 730 | 731 | (defun moom--centerize-p (arg) 732 | "Return nil when `ARG' is not listed in `moom-command-with-centering'." 733 | (memq arg (if (listp moom-command-with-centering) 734 | moom-command-with-centering 735 | (list moom-command-with-centering)))) 736 | 737 | (defun moom--stay-in-region (&optional target-width) 738 | "Shift the frame to try to keep the frame staying in the display. 739 | The frame width may be specified with TARGET-WIDTH." 740 | (let ((shift (- (+ (* (frame-char-width) (or target-width 741 | (moom--frame-width))) 742 | (moom--frame-internal-width) 743 | (moom--pos-x (moom--frame-left))) 744 | (- (display-pixel-width) 745 | (nth 3 moom--screen-margin))))) 746 | ;; Left side border 747 | (when (< (moom--pos-x (moom--frame-left)) shift) 748 | (setq shift (moom--pos-x (moom--frame-left)))) 749 | ;; Right side border 750 | (when (> shift 0) 751 | (moom-move-frame-left shift)))) 752 | 753 | (defun moom--update-display-border () 754 | "Update right and bottom border for negative coordinate value on windows-nt." 755 | (let ((dma-list (display-monitor-attributes-list)) 756 | (rb 0) 757 | (lb 0)) 758 | (dotimes (i (length dma-list)) 759 | (let ((gm (alist-get 'geometry (nth i dma-list)))) 760 | (when (< (nth 0 gm) 0) 761 | (setq rb (nth 0 gm))) 762 | (when (< (nth 1 gm) 0) 763 | (setq lb (nth 1 gm))))) 764 | (setq moom--display-border 765 | (list (+ (display-pixel-width) rb) 766 | (+ (display-pixel-height) lb))))) 767 | 768 | (defun moom--current-monitor-id () 769 | "Provide id of the current monitor." 770 | (let ((dma-list (display-monitor-attributes-list)) 771 | (id 0)) 772 | (dotimes (i (length dma-list)) 773 | (when (equal (alist-get 'geometry (nth i dma-list)) moom--last-monitor) 774 | (setq id i))) 775 | id)) 776 | 777 | (defun moom--read-user-margin () 778 | "Read new user margin." 779 | (mapcar #'string-to-number 780 | (split-string 781 | (read-string "New user margin: " 782 | (mapconcat #'identity (mapcar 783 | #'number-to-string 784 | moom-user-margin) " "))))) 785 | 786 | (defun moom--add-command-history (status) 787 | "Add the last STATUS to `moom--command-history' for undo feature." 788 | (unless (equal status (car moom--command-history)) 789 | (push status moom--command-history) 790 | (when (> (length moom--command-history) moom-command-history-length) 791 | (nbutlast moom--command-history)))) 792 | 793 | ;;;###autoload 794 | (defun moom-undo (&optional index) 795 | "Undo. 796 | If INDEX is non-nil, revert to the provided id of history." 797 | (interactive) 798 | (unless index 799 | (setq index 0)) 800 | (if (and (numberp index) 801 | (> (length moom--command-history) index)) 802 | (let ((previous (nth index moom--command-history))) 803 | (moom-restore-last-status previous) 804 | (setq moom--command-history (nthcdr (1+ index) moom--command-history)) 805 | (when moom-verbose 806 | (message "[moom] %s undo available" (length moom--command-history)))) 807 | (message "[moom] No further undo"))) 808 | 809 | ;;;###autoload 810 | (defun moom-identify-current-monitor (&optional shift) 811 | "Update `moom--screen-margin' to identify and focus on the current monitor. 812 | SHIFT can control the margin, if needed. 813 | If SHIFT is nil, `moom--common-margin' will be applied." 814 | (interactive) 815 | (let ((geometry (moom--frame-monitor-geometry)) 816 | (workarea (moom--frame-monitor-workarea))) 817 | (if (not (> (length (display-monitor-attributes-list)) 1)) 818 | (setq moom--screen-margin (moom--default-screen-margin)) 819 | (setq moom--screen-margin 820 | (let ((shift (or shift moom--common-margin))) 821 | (list (+ (nth 1 workarea) 822 | (nth 0 shift)) 823 | (+ (- (display-pixel-height) 824 | (nth 1 workarea) 825 | (nth 3 workarea)) 826 | (nth 1 shift)) 827 | (+ (nth 0 workarea) 828 | (nth 2 shift)) 829 | (+ (- (display-pixel-width) 830 | (nth 0 workarea) 831 | (nth 2 workarea)) 832 | (nth 3 shift))))) 833 | (moom--merge-screen-margin moom--local-margin)) 834 | (moom--merge-screen-margin moom-user-margin) 835 | (moom--update-display-border) 836 | (unless (equal moom--last-monitor geometry) 837 | (setq moom--last-monitor geometry) 838 | (when moom-verbose 839 | (message "[Moom] The current monitor has been changed to %s" geometry)) 840 | (moom--make-frame-height-list))) 841 | (when (eq window-system 'mac) ;; To avoid visual error 842 | (redraw-frame))) 843 | 844 | ;;;###autoload 845 | (defun moom-print-monitors () 846 | "Print available monitors with index number. 847 | `moom-jump-to-monitor' could be useful to jump to a monitor." 848 | (interactive) 849 | (let ((dma-list (display-monitor-attributes-list)) 850 | (msg nil)) 851 | (dotimes (i (length dma-list)) 852 | (let ((gm (alist-get 'geometry (nth i dma-list)))) 853 | (push (format "[%s] W:%04s H:%04s (%05s,%05s) %s" 854 | i (nth 2 gm) (nth 3 gm) (nth 0 gm) (nth 1 gm) 855 | (if (equal gm moom--last-monitor) "" "")) msg))) 856 | (when moom-verbose 857 | (message "%s" (mapconcat 'concat (reverse msg) "\n"))))) 858 | 859 | ;;;###autoload 860 | (defun moom-jump-to-monitor (id) 861 | "Jump to a monitor by specifying ID." 862 | (interactive (list 863 | (read-number 864 | "Target monitor: " (moom--current-monitor-id)))) 865 | (let ((dma-list (display-monitor-attributes-list))) 866 | (if (< id (length dma-list)) 867 | (let ((workarea (alist-get 'workarea (nth id dma-list)))) 868 | (set-frame-position nil (nth 0 workarea) (nth 1 workarea)) 869 | (when (memq window-system '(x)) 870 | (sleep-for 0.2)) ;; FIXME 871 | (moom-identify-current-monitor) 872 | (run-hooks 'moom-after-select-monitor-hook)) 873 | (user-error "Target index shall be less than %s" id (length dma-list))))) 874 | 875 | ;;;###autoload 876 | (defun moom-cycle-monitors () 877 | "Cycle monitors. 878 | `moom-after-select-monitor-hook' could be useful to add some additional 879 | actions when selecting a monitor." 880 | (interactive) 881 | (let ((dma-list (display-monitor-attributes-list))) 882 | (moom-jump-to-monitor 883 | (let ((v (1+ (moom--current-monitor-id)))) 884 | (if (equal v (length dma-list)) 0 v)))) 885 | (moom-print-monitors)) 886 | 887 | ;;;###autoload 888 | (defun moom-fill-screen () 889 | "Expand frame width and height to fill screen. 890 | The font size in buffers will be increased so that the frame width could be 891 | maintained at 80. The top left corner of the frame is moved to that of screen. 892 | `moom-before-fill-screen-hook' and `moom-after-fill-screen-hook' can be 893 | used to add additional actions." 894 | (interactive) 895 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 896 | (run-hooks 'moom-before-fill-screen-hook) 897 | (moom--font-resize (moom--fullscreen-font-size) 898 | (+ (moom--max-frame-pixel-width) 899 | (moom--frame-internal-width))) 900 | (set-frame-position nil 901 | (moom--pos-x (nth 2 moom--screen-margin)) 902 | (moom--pos-y (nth 0 moom--screen-margin))) 903 | (set-frame-size nil 904 | (moom--max-frame-pixel-width) 905 | (moom--max-frame-pixel-height) t) 906 | (moom-print-status) 907 | (run-hooks 'moom-after-fill-screen-hook) 908 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 909 | (moom--add-command-history last)))) 910 | 911 | ;;;###autoload 912 | (defun moom-toggle-frame-maximized () 913 | "Toggle frame maximized. 914 | No information is stored for undo." 915 | (interactive) 916 | (let ((moom--print-status nil)) 917 | (if moom--maximized 918 | (progn 919 | (moom-restore-last-status moom--maximized) 920 | (setq moom--maximized nil)) 921 | (setq moom--maximized (moom--save-last-status)) 922 | (moom-fill-screen))) 923 | (moom-print-status)) 924 | 925 | ;;;###autoload 926 | (defun moom-fill-top () 927 | "Fill upper half of screen." 928 | (interactive) 929 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 930 | (moom--fill-display 'top) 931 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 932 | (moom--add-command-history last)))) 933 | 934 | ;;;###autoload 935 | (defun moom-fill-bottom () 936 | "Fill lower half of screen." 937 | (interactive) 938 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 939 | (moom--fill-display 'bottom) 940 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 941 | (moom--add-command-history last)))) 942 | 943 | ;;;###autoload 944 | (defun moom-fill-left () 945 | "Fill left half of screen." 946 | (interactive) 947 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 948 | (moom--fill-display 'left) 949 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 950 | (moom--add-command-history last)))) 951 | 952 | ;;;###autoload 953 | (defun moom-fill-right () 954 | "Fill right half of screen." 955 | (interactive) 956 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 957 | (moom--fill-display 'right) 958 | (when (eq window-system 'w32) 959 | (moom-move-frame-to-edge-right)) 960 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 961 | (moom--add-command-history last)))) 962 | 963 | ;;;###autoload 964 | (defun moom-fill-top-left () 965 | "Fill top left quarter of screen." 966 | (interactive) 967 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 968 | (moom--fill-display 'topl) 969 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 970 | (moom--add-command-history last)))) 971 | 972 | ;;;###autoload 973 | (defun moom-fill-top-right () 974 | "Fill top right quarter of screen." 975 | (interactive) 976 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 977 | (moom--fill-display 'topr) 978 | (when (eq window-system 'w32) 979 | (moom-move-frame-to-edge-right)) 980 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 981 | (moom--add-command-history last)))) 982 | 983 | ;;;###autoload 984 | (defun moom-fill-bottom-left () 985 | "Fill bottom left quarter of screen." 986 | (interactive) 987 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 988 | (moom--fill-display 'botl) 989 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 990 | (moom--add-command-history last)))) 991 | 992 | ;;;###autoload 993 | (defun moom-fill-bottom-right () 994 | "Fill bottom right quarter of screen." 995 | (interactive) 996 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 997 | (moom--fill-display 'botr) 998 | (when (eq window-system 'w32) 999 | (moom-move-frame-to-edge-right)) 1000 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1001 | (moom--add-command-history last)))) 1002 | 1003 | ;;;###autoload 1004 | (defun moom-fill-band (&optional plist) 1005 | "Fill screen by band region. 1006 | If PLIST is nil, `moom-fill-band-options' is applied." 1007 | (interactive) 1008 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 1009 | (let* ((moom--print-status nil) 1010 | (values (or plist moom-fill-band-options)) 1011 | (direction (plist-get values :direction)) 1012 | (range (plist-get values :range)) 1013 | (band-pixel-width nil) 1014 | (band-pixel-height nil)) 1015 | (cond ((memq direction '(vertical nil)) 1016 | (setq band-pixel-width 1017 | (if (floatp range) 1018 | (floor (/ (* range (+ (moom--max-frame-pixel-width) 1019 | (moom--frame-internal-width))) 1020 | 100.0)) 1021 | range)) 1022 | (when (< band-pixel-width moom--fill-minimum-range) 1023 | (setq band-pixel-width moom--fill-minimum-range) 1024 | (warn "Range was changed since given value is too small.")) 1025 | (moom--font-resize 1026 | (moom--font-size band-pixel-width) band-pixel-width) 1027 | ;; Update band-pixel-width for `set-frame-size' 1028 | (setq band-pixel-width 1029 | (- (if (and moom--font-module-p 1030 | (floatp range)) 1031 | (moom--frame-pixel-width) 1032 | band-pixel-width) 1033 | (moom--frame-internal-width))) 1034 | (setq band-pixel-height (moom--max-frame-pixel-height))) 1035 | ((eq direction 'horizontal) 1036 | (setq band-pixel-height 1037 | (- (if (floatp range) 1038 | (floor (/ (* (+ (moom--max-frame-pixel-height) 1039 | (moom--frame-internal-height)) 1040 | range) 1041 | 100.0)) 1042 | range) 1043 | (moom--frame-internal-height))) 1044 | (moom--font-resize (moom--fullscreen-font-size) 1045 | (+ (moom--max-frame-pixel-width) 1046 | (moom--frame-internal-width))) 1047 | (setq band-pixel-width (moom--max-frame-pixel-width)))) 1048 | (when (and band-pixel-width 1049 | band-pixel-height) 1050 | (set-frame-size nil band-pixel-width band-pixel-height t) 1051 | (moom-move-frame-to-center) 1052 | (moom--make-frame-height-list))) 1053 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1054 | (moom--add-command-history last))) 1055 | (moom-print-status)) 1056 | 1057 | ;;;###autoload 1058 | (defun moom-cycle-line-spacing () 1059 | "Change `line-spacing’ value between a range." 1060 | (interactive) 1061 | (if (< line-spacing moom-max-line-spacing) 1062 | (setq line-spacing (+ line-spacing 0.1)) 1063 | (setq line-spacing moom-min-line-spacing)) 1064 | (when moom-verbose 1065 | (message "[Moom] %.1f" line-spacing))) 1066 | 1067 | ;;;###autoload 1068 | (defun moom-reset-line-spacing () 1069 | "Reset to the defaut value for line spacing." 1070 | (interactive) 1071 | (setq line-spacing moom-init-line-spacing) 1072 | (when (and moom-verbose 1073 | line-spacing) 1074 | (message "[Moom] %.1f" line-spacing))) 1075 | 1076 | ;;;###autoload 1077 | (defun moom-move-frame-right (&optional pixel) 1078 | "PIXEL move the current frame to right." 1079 | (interactive) 1080 | (moom-identify-current-monitor) 1081 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 1082 | (let* ((pos-x (moom--frame-left)) 1083 | (pos-y (moom--frame-top)) 1084 | (new-pos-x (+ pos-x (or pixel 1085 | (moom--shift-amount 'right))))) 1086 | (when (>= new-pos-x (- (display-pixel-width) 1087 | (nth 3 moom--screen-margin))) 1088 | (setq new-pos-x (- new-pos-x 1089 | (display-pixel-width) 1090 | (moom--frame-pixel-width) 1091 | (- (moom--shift-amount 'right))))) 1092 | (set-frame-position nil 1093 | (moom--pos-x new-pos-x) 1094 | (moom--pos-y pos-y))) 1095 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1096 | (moom--add-command-history last))) 1097 | (moom-print-status)) 1098 | 1099 | ;;;###autoload 1100 | (defun moom-move-frame-left (&optional pixel) 1101 | "PIXEL move the current frame to left." 1102 | (interactive) 1103 | (moom-identify-current-monitor) 1104 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 1105 | (let* ((pos-x (moom--frame-left)) 1106 | (pos-y (moom--frame-top)) 1107 | (new-pos-x (- pos-x (or pixel 1108 | (moom--shift-amount 'left))))) 1109 | (when (<= new-pos-x (- (nth 2 moom--screen-margin) 1110 | (moom--frame-pixel-width))) 1111 | (setq new-pos-x (+ new-pos-x 1112 | (display-pixel-width) 1113 | (moom--frame-pixel-width) 1114 | (- (moom--shift-amount 'left))))) 1115 | (set-frame-position nil 1116 | (moom--pos-x new-pos-x) 1117 | (moom--pos-y pos-y))) 1118 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1119 | (moom--add-command-history last))) 1120 | (moom-print-status)) 1121 | 1122 | ;;;###autoload 1123 | (defun moom-move-frame-to-horizontal-center () 1124 | "Move the current frame to the horizontal center of the screen." 1125 | (interactive) 1126 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 1127 | (set-frame-position nil 1128 | (moom--pos-x (moom--horizontal-center-pos) '(:bound t)) 1129 | (moom--pos-y (moom--frame-top) '(:bound t))) 1130 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1131 | (moom--add-command-history last))) 1132 | (moom-print-status)) 1133 | 1134 | ;;;###autoload 1135 | (defun moom-move-frame-to-vertical-center () 1136 | "Move the current frame to the vertical center of the screen." 1137 | (interactive) 1138 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 1139 | (set-frame-position nil 1140 | (moom--pos-x (moom--frame-left) '(:bound t)) 1141 | (moom--pos-y (moom--vertical-center-pos) '(:bound t))) 1142 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1143 | (moom--add-command-history last))) 1144 | (moom-print-status)) 1145 | 1146 | ;;;###autoload 1147 | (defun moom-move-frame-to-edge-top () 1148 | "Move the current frame to the top of the screen. 1149 | If you find the frame is NOT moved to the top exactly, 1150 | please configure the margins by variable `moom-user-margin'." 1151 | (interactive) 1152 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 1153 | (set-frame-position nil 1154 | (moom--pos-x (moom--frame-left) '(:bound t)) 1155 | (moom--pos-y (nth 0 moom--screen-margin) '(:bound t))) 1156 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1157 | (moom--add-command-history last))) 1158 | (moom-print-status)) 1159 | 1160 | ;;;###autoload 1161 | (defun moom-move-frame-to-edge-bottom () 1162 | "Move the current frame to the top of the screen. 1163 | If you find the frame is NOT moved to the bottom exactly, 1164 | please configure the margins by variable `moom-user-margin'." 1165 | (interactive) 1166 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 1167 | (set-frame-position nil 1168 | (moom--pos-x (moom--frame-left) '(:bound t)) 1169 | (moom--pos-y 1170 | (- (display-pixel-height) 1171 | (moom--frame-pixel-height) 1172 | (moom--frame-internal-height) 1173 | (- (moom--internal-border-height)) 1174 | (nth 1 moom--screen-margin)) '(:bound t))) 1175 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1176 | (moom--add-command-history last))) 1177 | (moom-print-status)) 1178 | 1179 | ;;;###autoload 1180 | (defun moom-move-frame-to-edge-right () 1181 | "Move the current frame to the right edge of the screen." 1182 | (interactive) 1183 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 1184 | (set-frame-position nil 1185 | (moom--pos-x (- (display-pixel-width) 1186 | (moom--frame-pixel-width) 1187 | (nth 3 moom--screen-margin)) 1188 | (when (eq window-system 'w32) 1189 | '(:bound t))) ;; FIXME 1190 | (moom--pos-y (moom--frame-top) '(:bound t))) 1191 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1192 | (moom--add-command-history last))) 1193 | (moom-print-status)) 1194 | 1195 | ;;;###autoload 1196 | (defun moom-move-frame-to-edge-left () 1197 | "Move the current frame to the left edge of the screen." 1198 | (interactive) 1199 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 1200 | (set-frame-position nil 1201 | (moom--pos-x (nth 2 moom--screen-margin)) 1202 | (moom--pos-y (moom--frame-top) '(:bound t))) 1203 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1204 | (moom--add-command-history last))) 1205 | (moom-print-status)) 1206 | 1207 | ;;;###autoload 1208 | (defun moom-move-frame-to-centerline-from-left () 1209 | "Fit frame to vertical line in the middle from left side." 1210 | (interactive) 1211 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 1212 | (set-frame-position nil 1213 | (- (moom--horizontal-center) (moom--frame-pixel-width)) 1214 | (moom--pos-y (moom--frame-top))) 1215 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1216 | (moom--add-command-history last))) 1217 | (moom-print-status)) 1218 | 1219 | ;;;###autoload 1220 | (defun moom-move-frame-to-centerline-from-right () 1221 | "Fit frame to vertical line in the middle from right side." 1222 | (interactive) 1223 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 1224 | (set-frame-position nil 1225 | (moom--horizontal-center) 1226 | (moom--pos-y (moom--frame-top))) 1227 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1228 | (moom--add-command-history last))) 1229 | (moom-print-status)) 1230 | 1231 | ;;;###autoload 1232 | (defun moom-move-frame-to-centerline-from-top () 1233 | "Fit frame to horizontal line in the middle from above." 1234 | (interactive) 1235 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 1236 | (set-frame-position nil 1237 | (moom--pos-x (moom--frame-left)) 1238 | (moom--pos-y (- (moom--vertical-center) 1239 | (moom--frame-internal-height) 1240 | (moom--frame-pixel-height)))) 1241 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1242 | (moom--add-command-history last))) 1243 | (moom-print-status)) 1244 | 1245 | ;;;###autoload 1246 | (defun moom-move-frame-to-centerline-from-bottom () 1247 | "Fit frame to horizontal line in the middle from below." 1248 | (interactive) 1249 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 1250 | (set-frame-position nil 1251 | (moom--pos-x (moom--frame-left)) 1252 | (moom--pos-y (moom--vertical-center))) 1253 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1254 | (moom--add-command-history last))) 1255 | (moom-print-status)) 1256 | 1257 | ;;;###autoload 1258 | (defun moom-move-frame-to-center () 1259 | "Move the current frame to the center of the screen." 1260 | (interactive) 1261 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 1262 | (set-frame-position nil 1263 | (moom--pos-x (moom--horizontal-center-pos)) 1264 | (moom--pos-y (moom--vertical-center-pos) '(:bound t))) 1265 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1266 | (moom--add-command-history last))) 1267 | (moom-print-status)) 1268 | 1269 | ;;;###autoload 1270 | (defun moom-move-frame (&optional arg) 1271 | "Move the frame to somewhere (default: left top of workarea). 1272 | When ARG is a list like \=(10 10), move the frame to the position. 1273 | When ARG is a single number like 10, shift the frame horizontally +10 pixel. 1274 | When ARG is nil, then move to the default position (i.e. left top of workarea)." 1275 | (interactive) 1276 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 1277 | (let ((pos-x (nth 2 moom--screen-margin)) 1278 | (pos-y (nth 0 moom--screen-margin))) 1279 | (when (eq window-system 'w32) 1280 | (setq pos-x (+ pos-x (nth 0 moom--screen-grid))) 1281 | (setq pos-y (+ pos-y (nth 1 moom--screen-grid)))) 1282 | (cond ((not arg) t) ;; left top of workarea by '(pos-x, pos-y) 1283 | ((numberp arg) ;; horizontal shift 1284 | (setq pos-x (+ pos-x arg)) 1285 | (setq pos-y (moom--frame-top))) 1286 | ((listp arg) ;; move to '(x, y) 1287 | (setq pos-x (+ pos-x (nth 0 arg))) 1288 | (setq pos-y (+ pos-y (nth 1 arg))))) 1289 | (if (eq window-system 'w32) 1290 | (modify-frame-parameters 1291 | nil `((left . (+ ,pos-x)) (top . (+ ,pos-y)))) 1292 | (unless (and (eq pos-x (moom--frame-left)) 1293 | (eq pos-y (moom--frame-top))) 1294 | (set-frame-position nil (moom--pos-x pos-x) (moom--pos-y pos-y))))) 1295 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1296 | (moom--add-command-history last))) 1297 | (moom-print-status)) 1298 | 1299 | ;;;###autoload 1300 | (defun moom-cycle-frame-height () 1301 | "Change frame height and update the internal ring. 1302 | If you find the frame is NOT changed as expected, 1303 | please configure the margins by variable `moom-user-margin'. 1304 | No information is stored for undo." 1305 | (interactive) 1306 | (unless moom--height-list 1307 | (moom--make-frame-height-list)) 1308 | (let ((height (car moom--height-list))) 1309 | ;; Skip the current height 1310 | (when (equal height (moom--frame-height)) 1311 | (moom--cycle-frame-height-list) 1312 | (setq height (car moom--height-list))) 1313 | ;; Align to center or bottom line 1314 | (cond ((equal height (moom--max-frame-height)) 1315 | (moom-change-frame-height (moom--max-frame-pixel-height) t)) 1316 | ((equal height (/ (moom--max-frame-height) 2)) 1317 | (moom-change-frame-height (moom--max-half-frame-pixel-height) t)) 1318 | (t (moom-change-frame-height height)))) 1319 | (moom--cycle-frame-height-list) 1320 | (run-hooks 'moom-resize-frame-height-hook)) 1321 | 1322 | ;;;###autoload 1323 | (defun moom-fill-height () 1324 | "Expand frame height to fill screen vertically without changing frame width." 1325 | (interactive) 1326 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 1327 | (moom-move-frame-to-edge-top) 1328 | (moom-change-frame-height (moom--max-frame-pixel-height) t) 1329 | (moom--make-frame-height-list) 1330 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1331 | (moom--add-command-history last)))) 1332 | (defalias 'moom-change-frame-height-max 'moom-fill-height) 1333 | 1334 | ;;;###autoload 1335 | (defun moom-change-frame-height (&optional frame-height pixelwise) 1336 | "Change the hight of the current frame. 1337 | Argument FRAME-HEIGHT specifies new frame height. 1338 | If PIXELWISE is non-nil, the frame height will be changed by pixel value." 1339 | (interactive 1340 | (list (read-number "New Height: " (moom--frame-height)))) 1341 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 1342 | (when (not frame-height) 1343 | (setq frame-height moom-min-frame-height)) 1344 | (if pixelwise 1345 | (set-frame-height nil frame-height nil pixelwise) 1346 | (let ((min-height (moom--min-frame-height)) 1347 | (max-height (moom--max-frame-height))) 1348 | (when (> frame-height max-height) 1349 | (setq frame-height max-height) 1350 | (when moom-verbose 1351 | (message "[Moom] Force set the height %s." frame-height))) 1352 | (when (< frame-height min-height) 1353 | (setq frame-height min-height) 1354 | (when moom-verbose 1355 | (message "[Moom] Force set the height %s." frame-height))) 1356 | (set-frame-height nil (floor frame-height)))) 1357 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1358 | (moom--add-command-history last))) 1359 | (moom-print-status)) 1360 | 1361 | ;;;###autoload 1362 | (defun moom-change-frame-width (&optional frame-width pixelwise) 1363 | "Change the frame width by the FRAME-WIDTH argument. 1364 | This function does not effect font size. 1365 | If FRAME-WIDTH is nil, `moom-frame-width-single' will be used. 1366 | If PIXELWISE is non-nil, the frame width will be changed by pixel value. 1367 | In that case, variable `moom--frame-width' will keep the same value." 1368 | (interactive 1369 | (list (read-number "New Width: " (moom--frame-width)))) 1370 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 1371 | (unless frame-width 1372 | (setq frame-width moom-frame-width-single)) 1373 | (if pixelwise 1374 | (set-frame-width nil frame-width nil pixelwise) 1375 | (set-frame-width nil frame-width) 1376 | (setq moom--frame-width frame-width)) 1377 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1378 | (moom--add-command-history last))) 1379 | (moom-print-status)) 1380 | 1381 | ;;;###autoload 1382 | (defun moom-change-frame-width-single () 1383 | "Change the frame width to single. 1384 | This function does not effect font size." 1385 | (interactive) 1386 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 1387 | (moom-change-frame-width) 1388 | (when (moom--centerize-p 'single) 1389 | (moom-move-frame-to-horizontal-center)) 1390 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1391 | (moom--add-command-history last)))) 1392 | 1393 | ;;;###autoload 1394 | (defun moom-change-frame-width-double () 1395 | "Change the frame width to double. 1396 | This function does not effect font size." 1397 | (interactive) 1398 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 1399 | (moom-change-frame-width moom-frame-width-double) 1400 | (if (moom--centerize-p 'double) 1401 | (moom-move-frame-to-horizontal-center) 1402 | (moom--stay-in-region)) 1403 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1404 | (moom--add-command-history last)))) 1405 | 1406 | ;;;###autoload 1407 | (defun moom-change-frame-width-half-again () 1408 | "Change the frame width to half as large again as single width. 1409 | This function does not effect font size." 1410 | (interactive) 1411 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 1412 | (moom-change-frame-width (floor (* 1.5 moom-frame-width-single))) 1413 | (if (moom--centerize-p 'half-again) 1414 | (moom-move-frame-to-horizontal-center) 1415 | (moom--stay-in-region)) 1416 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1417 | (moom--add-command-history last)))) 1418 | 1419 | ;;;###autoload 1420 | (defun moom-fill-width () 1421 | "Change the frame width to fill display horizontally. 1422 | This function does not effect font size." 1423 | (interactive) 1424 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status))) 1425 | (moom-move-frame-to-edge-left) 1426 | (moom-change-frame-width (moom--max-frame-pixel-width) t) 1427 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1428 | (moom--add-command-history last)))) 1429 | (defalias 'moom-change-frame-width-max 'moom-fill-width) 1430 | 1431 | ;;;###autoload 1432 | (defun moom-delete-windows () 1433 | "Delete all window and make frame width single. 1434 | No information is stored for undo." 1435 | (interactive) 1436 | (let ((buffer (buffer-name)) 1437 | (p (point))) 1438 | (delete-other-windows) 1439 | (switch-to-buffer buffer) 1440 | (goto-char p)) 1441 | (moom-change-frame-width) 1442 | (when (moom--centerize-p 'delete) 1443 | (moom-move-frame-to-horizontal-center)) 1444 | (run-hooks 'moom-delete-window-hook)) 1445 | 1446 | ;;;###autoload 1447 | (defun moom-split-window () 1448 | "Split window and make frame width double. 1449 | No information is stored for undo." 1450 | (interactive) 1451 | (moom-change-frame-width moom-frame-width-double) 1452 | (if (moom--centerize-p 'split) 1453 | (moom-move-frame-to-horizontal-center) 1454 | (moom--stay-in-region)) 1455 | (split-window-right) 1456 | (run-hooks 'moom-split-window-hook)) 1457 | 1458 | ;;;###autoload 1459 | (defun moom-reset () 1460 | "Reset associated parameters." 1461 | (interactive) 1462 | (let ((moom--font-module-p (require 'moom-font nil t))) 1463 | (setq moom--maximized nil) 1464 | (setq moom--command-history nil) 1465 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1466 | (moom--add-command-history (moom--save-last-status))) 1467 | (moom-restore-last-status moom--init-status) 1468 | (moom-identify-current-monitor) 1469 | (when (or moom--non-interactive-history (called-interactively-p 'any)) 1470 | (run-hooks 'moom-after-reset-hook)))) 1471 | 1472 | ;;;###autoload 1473 | (defun moom-update-height-steps (arg) 1474 | "Change number of step of the height ring by ARG. 1475 | The default step is 4." 1476 | (when (and (integerp arg) 1477 | (> arg 1)) 1478 | (setq moom--height-steps arg) 1479 | (moom--make-frame-height-list))) 1480 | 1481 | ;;;###autoload 1482 | (defun moom-screen-margin (margins &optional fill) 1483 | "Change top, bottom, left, and right margin by provided MARGINS. 1484 | MARGINS shall be a list consists of 4 integer variables like \=(23 0 0 0). 1485 | If FILL is non-nil, the frame will cover the screen with given margins." 1486 | (when (and (listp margins) 1487 | (eq (length margins) 4)) 1488 | (setq moom--screen-margin margins) 1489 | (moom-reset) 1490 | (when fill 1491 | (moom-toggle-frame-maximized))) 1492 | (warn "`moom-screen-margin' is obsolated since 2020-10-01")) 1493 | 1494 | (make-obsolete 'moom-screen-margin 'moom-check-user-margin "2020-10-01") 1495 | 1496 | ;;;###autoload 1497 | (defun moom-update-user-margin (margin) 1498 | "Update variable `moom-user-margin' and apply it to internal margin. 1499 | MARGIN is a list with 4 integers in order of {top, down, left, right}." 1500 | (interactive (list (moom--read-user-margin))) 1501 | (if (not (eq 4 (length margin))) 1502 | (user-error "[moom] Format error...%s" margin) 1503 | (setq moom-user-margin margin) 1504 | (moom-identify-current-monitor) 1505 | (moom--make-frame-height-list) 1506 | (message "[moom] `moom-user-margin' is updated to %s." moom-user-margin))) 1507 | 1508 | ;;;###autoload 1509 | (defun moom-check-user-margin (margin) 1510 | "Change top, bottom, left, and right margin by provided MARGINS. 1511 | MARGIN shall be a list consists of 4 integer variables like \=(10 10 20 20)." 1512 | (interactive (list (moom--read-user-margin))) 1513 | (let ((last (moom--save-last-status)) 1514 | (sm moom--screen-margin)) 1515 | (when (eq 4 (length margin)) 1516 | (let ((moom-user-margin margin)) 1517 | (moom-reset) 1518 | (moom-move-frame) 1519 | (moom-fill-screen)) 1520 | (if (y-or-n-p "[moom] Update `moom-user-margin' for this session? ") 1521 | (moom-update-user-margin margin) 1522 | (message "[moom] Abort.") 1523 | (setq moom--screen-margin sm)) 1524 | (moom-restore-last-status last)))) 1525 | 1526 | ;;;###autoload 1527 | (defun moom-restore-last-status (&optional status) 1528 | "Restore the last frame position, size, and font-size. 1529 | STATUS is a list consists of font size, frame position, frame region, 1530 | and pixel-region." 1531 | (interactive) 1532 | (when status 1533 | (setq moom--last-status status)) 1534 | (let ((moom-font-before-resize-hook nil) 1535 | (moom-font-after-resize-hook nil)) 1536 | (moom--font-resize (cdr (assoc "font-size" moom--last-status)) nil)) 1537 | (set-frame-position nil 1538 | (cdr (assoc "left" moom--last-status)) 1539 | (cdr (assoc "top" moom--last-status))) 1540 | (set-frame-size nil 1541 | (cdr (assoc "width" moom--last-status)) 1542 | (cdr (assoc "height" moom--last-status))) 1543 | (set-frame-size nil 1544 | (- (cdr (assoc "pixel-width" moom--last-status)) 1545 | (moom--frame-internal-width)) 1546 | (+ (- (cdr (assoc "pixel-height" moom--last-status)) 1547 | (moom--internal-border-height))) 1548 | t) 1549 | (when moom--screen-margin 1550 | (moom--make-frame-height-list)) 1551 | (moom-print-status)) 1552 | 1553 | ;;;###autoload 1554 | (defun moom-toggle-font-module () 1555 | "Toggle `moom--font-module-p'. 1556 | When `moom--font-module-p' is nil, font size is fixed except for `moom-reset' 1557 | even if \"moom-font.el\" is loaded." 1558 | (interactive) 1559 | (if (require 'moom-font nil t) 1560 | (progn 1561 | (setq moom--font-module-p (not moom--font-module-p)) 1562 | (setq moom-font--pause (not moom--font-module-p)) 1563 | (if moom--font-module-p 1564 | (add-hook 'moom-font-after-resize-hook 1565 | #'moom--make-frame-height-list) 1566 | (remove-hook 'moom-font-after-resize-hook 1567 | #'moom--make-frame-height-list)) 1568 | (when moom-verbose 1569 | (message 1570 | (concat "[Moom] Using font module ... " 1571 | (if moom--font-module-p "ON" "OFF"))))) 1572 | (when moom-verbose 1573 | (message "[Moom] moom-font.el is NOT installed.")))) 1574 | 1575 | ;;;###autoload 1576 | (defun moom-generate-font-table () 1577 | "Generate a font table. 1578 | The last frame position and size will be restored." 1579 | (interactive) 1580 | (if (not (fboundp 'moom-font--generate-font-table)) 1581 | (warn "moom-font.el is NOT installed.") 1582 | (let* ((moom--font-module-p (boundp 'moom-font--pause)) 1583 | (moom-font--pause (not moom--font-module-p)) 1584 | (last (moom--save-last-status))) 1585 | (moom-font--generate-font-table) 1586 | (moom-restore-last-status last)))) 1587 | 1588 | ;;;###autoload 1589 | (defun moom-recommended-keybindings (options) 1590 | "Apply pre defined keybindings. 1591 | OPTIONS is a list of moom API types. If you want to set all recommemded 1592 | keybindings, put the following code in your init.el. 1593 | (with-eval-after-load \"moom\" 1594 | (moom-recommended-keybindings \='all)) 1595 | =\'all is identical to =\'(move fit expand fill font reset undo). 1596 | If OPTIONS includes =\'wof, then each binding is configured not to use fn key. 1597 | If you give only =\'(reset) as the argument, then \\[moom-reset] is activated. 1598 | The keybindings will be assigned only when Emacs runs in GUI." 1599 | (when window-system 1600 | (unless (listp options) 1601 | (setq options (list options))) 1602 | (when (memq 'all options) 1603 | (if (memq 'wof options) 1604 | (setq options '(move fit expand fill font reset undo wof)) 1605 | (setq options '(move fit expand fill font reset undo)))) 1606 | (when (memq 'move options) 1607 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "M-0") 'moom-move-frame) 1608 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "M-1") 'moom-move-frame-left) 1609 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "M-2") 'moom-move-frame-to-center) 1610 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "M-3") 'moom-move-frame-right)) 1611 | (when (memq 'fit options) 1612 | (cond 1613 | ((memq 'wof options) 1614 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c e l") 'moom-move-frame-to-edge-left) 1615 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c e r") 1616 | 'moom-move-frame-to-edge-right) 1617 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c e t") 'moom-move-frame-to-edge-top) 1618 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c e b") 1619 | 'moom-move-frame-to-edge-bottom)) 1620 | (t 1621 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "M-") 'moom-move-frame-to-edge-left) 1622 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "M-") 'moom-move-frame-to-edge-right) 1623 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "") 'moom-move-frame-to-edge-top) 1624 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "S-") 1625 | 'moom-move-frame-to-edge-bottom))) 1626 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f c l") 1627 | 'moom-move-frame-to-centerline-from-left) 1628 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f c r") 1629 | 'moom-move-frame-to-centerline-from-right) 1630 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f c t") 1631 | 'moom-move-frame-to-centerline-from-top) 1632 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f c b") 1633 | 'moom-move-frame-to-centerline-from-bottom)) 1634 | (when (memq 'expand options) 1635 | (cond ((memq 'wof options) 1636 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-2") 'moom-cycle-frame-height)) 1637 | (t 1638 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "") 'moom-cycle-frame-height))) 1639 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f s") 'moom-change-frame-width-single) 1640 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f d") 'moom-change-frame-width-double) 1641 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f S") 'moom-delete-windows) 1642 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f D") 'moom-split-window) 1643 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f w") 'moom-change-frame-width-max) 1644 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f h") 'moom-change-frame-height-max) 1645 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f a") 1646 | 'moom-change-frame-width-half-again)) 1647 | (when (memq 'fill options) 1648 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f f t") 'moom-fill-top) 1649 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f f b") 'moom-fill-bottom) 1650 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f f l") 'moom-fill-left) 1651 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f f r") 'moom-fill-right) 1652 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f f 1") 'moom-fill-top-left) 1653 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f f 2") 'moom-fill-top-right) 1654 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f f 3") 'moom-fill-bottom-left) 1655 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f f 4") 'moom-fill-bottom-right) 1656 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f f m") 'moom-fill-band) 1657 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f f w") 'moom-fill-width) ;; will be deleted 1658 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f f h") 'moom-fill-height) ;; will be deleted 1659 | (cond ((memq 'wof options) 1660 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c f f x") 1661 | 'moom-toggle-frame-maximized)) 1662 | (t 1663 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "M-") 1664 | 'moom-toggle-frame-maximized)))) 1665 | (when (memq 'font options) 1666 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C--") 'moom-font-decrease) 1667 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-=") 'moom-font-increase) 1668 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-0") 'moom-font-size-reset)) 1669 | (when (memq 'reset options) 1670 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c C-0") 'moom-reset)) 1671 | (when (memq 'undo options) 1672 | (define-key moom-mode-map (kbd "C-c C-/") 'moom-undo)) 1673 | (when (and moom-verbose 1674 | options) 1675 | (message "[Moom] Key defined for APIs of %s." options)))) 1676 | 1677 | ;;;###autoload 1678 | (defun moom-print-status () 1679 | "Print font size, frame size and origin in mini buffer." 1680 | (interactive) 1681 | (when (and moom-verbose 1682 | moom--print-status) 1683 | ;; (message "--- print!") 1684 | (let ((message-log-max nil) 1685 | (fc-width (frame-char-width)) 1686 | (fp-width (moom--frame-pixel-width)) 1687 | (fp-height (moom--frame-pixel-height))) 1688 | (message 1689 | (format 1690 | "[Moom] Font: %spt(%dpx) | Frame: c(%d, %d) p(%d, %d) | Origin: (%s, %s)" 1691 | (if moom--font-module-p moom-font--size "**") 1692 | fc-width 1693 | (/ (- fp-width (moom--frame-internal-width)) fc-width) 1694 | (/ (- fp-height (moom--internal-border-height)) (frame-char-height)) 1695 | fp-width 1696 | fp-height 1697 | (- (moom--frame-left) (nth 2 moom--local-margin)) 1698 | (- (moom--frame-top) (nth 0 moom--local-margin))))))) 1699 | 1700 | ;;;###autoload 1701 | (defun moom-version () 1702 | "The release version of Moom." 1703 | (interactive) 1704 | (let ((moom-release "1.6.9")) 1705 | (message "[Moom] v%s" moom-release))) 1706 | 1707 | ;;;###autoload 1708 | (define-minor-mode moom-mode 1709 | "Toggle the minor mode `moom-mode'. 1710 | This mode provides a set of commands to control frame position and size. 1711 | The font size in buffers will be changed with synchronization of the updated 1712 | frame geometry so that the frame width could be maintained at 80. 1713 | 1714 | No keybindings are configured as default but recommended keybindings are 1715 | implemented in `moom-mode', thus user setting is very easy. 1716 | You just use `moom-recommended-keybindings' to apply the recommended 1717 | keybindings. 1718 | 1719 | To see more details and examples, please visit https://github.com/takaxp/moom." 1720 | :init-value nil 1721 | :lighter (:eval (moom--lighter)) 1722 | :keymap moom-mode-map 1723 | :global t 1724 | :require 'moom 1725 | :group 'moom 1726 | (when window-system 1727 | (if moom-mode 1728 | (moom--setup) 1729 | (moom--abort)))) 1730 | 1731 | (provide 'moom) 1732 | 1733 | ;;; moom.el ends here 1734 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------