Re: [screen-devel] need help with resize -p and -l

[mrbrown8]

On Sat, 12 Dec 2009 17:54:05 -0500 Sadrul Habib Chowdhury
<address@hidden> writes:
> 
> -l stands for current 'layer', if you will, or the top-most split 
> the
> current region is part of. [ask away if you need more 
> clarification!]
> 


If possible, I will still need help with this:


Yea, let me ask about this. I have an idea of what I think layers are
about, but I will need clarification.

Is this an accurate statement? "When a split of a different direction is
created, a new layer is formed." This would help explain the behavior of
the 'focus next' command. 'Focus next' would go through all of the
regions in a particular direction unless that region had a layer in it,
in which case it would through all of the regions in that layer unless a
region in that layer had a layer in *it*, and so on. In the case of the
'resize -l', it would resize all of the regions in the layer of the
region that has the focus.

Am I on the right track? TIA!



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