Homepage: http://github.com/grammati/windsize
Author: Chris Perkins
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Simple, intuitive window resizing
Use the arrow keys (C-S-by default) to move one of the borders of the active window in that direction. Always prefers to move the right or bottom border when possible, and falls back to moving the left or top border otherwise. Rather than me trying to explain that in detail, it's best to just split your emacs frame in to several windows and try it - trust me, it's intuitive once you give it a go. Usage (require 'windsize) (windsize-default-keybindings) ; C-S- Or bind windsize-left, windsize-right, windsize-up, and windsize-down to the keys you prefer. By default, resizes by 8 columns and by 4 rows. Customize by setting windsize-cols and/or windsize-rows. Note that these variables are not buffer-local, since resizing windows usually affects at least 2 buffers.