You could use the $[pointer.wx] and $[pointer.wy] variables. I'm not
sure if there's a cleaner way. It's kind of messy when the pointer
wasn't inside the window in the first place.
DestroyFunc PlaceAgainAnimAndWarp
AddToFunc PlaceAgainAnimAndWarp
+ I SetEnv tmpx $[pointer.wx]
+ I SetEnv tmpy $[pointer.wy]
+ I PlaceAgain Anim
+ I WarpToWindow $[tmpx]p $[tmpy]p
+ I UnSetEnv tmpx
+ I UnSetEnv tmpy
On 3/17/08, Tim Connors <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> In the style of AnimatedMove x y [Warp], I wish to be able to bind CMS F3
> in my case to Placeagain Anim, to move the window to a more convenient
> location, but have the cursor follow that window.
>
> I can almost fake it with:
>
> AddToFunc "PlaceAgainAnimAndWarp" "I" PlaceAgain Anim
> + "I" WarpToWindow 20 20
> Key F3 A CMS PlaceAgainAnimAndWarp
>
> But, I'd rather the mouse didn't deviate from the original location in the
> window at all.
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> --
>
> Tim Connors
>
>
>
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Thanks,
Jonathan Kotta
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