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In article <8758@bloom-beacon.MIT.EDU>, wolfgang@mgm (Wolfgang Rupprecht) writes:
>I would like to see ideas tossed around on the net on this topic,
Sure, me too.

>Usually when I delete 1 of 3 windows, I usually end up resizing the 2
>resulting windows to be equal size again.  I therefor would vote for
>\C-x 0 to resize all remaining windows to be *equally* sized.
>
>A "resize-windows-to-ratio <x> <y> ... <z>" command would also be
>useful here for adjusting the relative size of more than two windows.
Maybe there could be a vector of numbers whose ratios would be used to
size the remaining windows.  Setting the numbers equal would result in
equal size windows, etc.  When N windows are visible, look at the
first N entries, etc.

Or maybe a vector of vectors...

This would be easy to prototype by redefinition of (delete-window).

>In addition to the above, I would also like to see an "absolute
>addressed" window-selection command.  Right now, one has to \C-x o to
>the desired window.
You know about prefix args to \C-x o ?
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