Re: What is ISO?

[martin rudalics]

> Might as well omit "-iso-":
>
>  window-iso-combination-p -> window-combination-p
>  window-iso-combined-p    -> window-combined-p
>  window-iso-combinations  -> window-combinations

If I wanted that, I'd use, for example, `window-child' instead of
`window-combination-p'.  Here I'm interested whether the object is a
combination in the same (equal) direction as the calling (usually
resize-) function currently proceeds.

martin