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Author: Oleh Krehel <ohwoeo...@gmail.com>
Commit: Oleh Krehel <ohwoeo...@gmail.com>
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@@ -19,14 +19,14 @@ and pack it into a single key binding, similar to
`other-window`.
## Setup
Just assign `ace-window` to a short key binding, as switching windows
-is a common task. I suggest **M-p** as it's short and not bound in the
-default Emacs.
+is a common task. I suggest <kbd>M-p</kbd>, as it's short and not
+bound in the default Emacs.
## Usage
When there are two windows, `ace-window` will call `other-window`. If
there are more, each window will have its first character highlighted.
-Pressing that character will switch to that window. Note that unlike
+Pressing that character will switch to that window. Note that, unlike
`ace-jump-mode`, the point position will not be changed: it's the same
behavior as that of `other-window`.
@@ -35,20 +35,44 @@ you remember your window layouts, you can switch windows
without even
looking at the leading char. For instance, the top left window will
always be `1`.
+`ace-window` works across multiple frames, as you can see from the
+[in-action gif](http://oremacs.com/download/ace-window.gif).
+
## Swap and delete window
-You can swap windows by calling `ace-window` with a prefix argument **C-u**.
+- You can swap windows by calling `ace-window` with a prefix argument
<kbd>C-u</kbd>.
-You can delete the selected window by calling `ace-window` with a double prefix
-argument, i.e. **C-u C-u**.
+- You can delete the selected window by calling `ace-window` with a double
prefix argument, i.e. <kbd>C-u C-u</kbd>.
## Customization
+Aside from binding `ace-window`:
+
+ (global-set-key (kbd "M-p") 'ace-window)
-Aside from binding `ace-window`, maybe you'd like to customize
+maybe you'd like the following customizations:
+
+### `aw-keys`
`aw-keys` - the sequence of leading characters for each window:
- (global-set-key (kbd "M-p") 'ace-window)
(setq aw-keys '(?a ?s ?d ?f ?g ?h ?j ?k ?l))
`aw-keys` are 0-9 by default, which is reasonable, but in the setup
above, the keys are on the home row.
+
+### `aw-scope`
+The default one is `global`, which means that `ace-window` will work
+across frames. If you set this to `frame`, `ace-window` will offer you
+the windows only on current frame.
+
+### `aw-background`
+
+By default, `ace-window` temporarily sets a gray background and
+removes color from available windows in order to make the
+window-switching characters more visible. This is the behavior
+inherited from `ace-jump-mode`.
+
+This behavior might not be necessary, as you already know the locations
+where to look, i.e. the top-left corners of each window.
+So you can turn off the gray background with:
+
+ (setq aw-background nil)
