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Resizing Windows
The easiest way to resize Epsilon windows
is to use the mouse. But Epsilon also provides various ways to do
this via the keyboard.
The Ctrl-x + key runs the command enlarge-window-interactively.
After you invoke the command, point to a window border using
the arrow keys. The indicated window border moves so as to make
the current window larger. You can keep pressing arrow keys to
enlarge the window. To switch from enlarging to shrinking,
press the minus key. The command Ctrl-x - works like Ctrl-x +, but
starts out shrinking instead of enlarging. Whenever the window
looks the right size, press <Enter> to leave the command.
You can use several other Epsilon commands to resize windows. The
Ctrl-<PgUp> key enlarges the current window vertically, and the
Ctrl-<PgDn> key shrinks the current window vertically. They do this
by moving the mode line of the window above them up or down, if
possible. Otherwise, the current window's mode line moves up or
down, as appropriate.
You can also enlarge and shrink windows horizontally. The
enlarge-window-horizontally command on Ctrl-x @ enlarges the
current window by one column horizontally and the
shrink-window-horizontally command shrinks it. They do this by
moving the left boundary of the current window left or right, if
possible. Otherwise, the current window's right boundary moves, as
appropriate. You can use a numeric prefix with these commands to
adjust by more than one line or column, or in the opposite direction.
Standard bindings:
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