Frame Functions
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- Function: set-window-frame window frame-def
Sets the frame of the client window associated with the object
WINDOW to that defined by the list of frame part definitions
FRAME-DEF. If the window is mapped the old frame will be destroyed
and a new frame constructed.
- Function: window-frame window
Return the list of frame part definitions defining the frame
associated with WINDOW.
- Function: window-framed-p window
Return `t' when WINDOW has been reparented to a frame created by
the window manager.
- Function: rebuild-frame window
Recreates the window frame associated with WINDOW, from the
previously defined frame definition. All frame parts are
reinitialized and recalibrated.
- Function: window-frame-dimensions window
Return a cons cell `(WIDTH . HEIGHT)' defining the dimensions of
the frame associated with WINDOW. These will always be greater
than or equal to the dimensions of the client window.
If WINDOW is not framed, then this function returns the same
values as `window-dimensions' would.
- Function: window-frame-offset window
Return a cons cell `(X . Y)' defining the offset from the origin
of the client window associated with WINDOW to the origin of its
frame.