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NAME
     Tile - the AfterStep window tiler module


SYNOPSIS
     Tile [-f config_file] [-v | --version]  [-h  |  --help]  [-f
     config_file]  [-h  |  --help]  [-v | --version] [-a] [-desk]
     [-h] [-m] [-mn arg] [-noraise] [-noresize] [-nostretch] [-r]
     [-s] [-t] [-u]

     Although Tile can be run from the command line, it  is  nor-
     mally  spawned  by  afterstep  from within an afterstep menu
     file by 'Tile':

     % cat "~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/start/Modules/Tile"
          Module "Tile" Tile
          MiniPixmap "mini-as.xpm"


DESCRIPTION
     The Tile module attempts to  tile  windows  on  the  current
     desktop  view subject to certain constraints.  Horizontal or
     vertical tiling is performed so that each  window  does  not
     overlap  another,  and  by default each window is resized to
     its nearest resize  increment  (note  sometimes  some  space
     might appear between tiled windows -- this is why).


OPTIONS
     -f config_file
          Use config_file instead of  the  default  configuration
          file.


     -h | --help
          Print a usage message and exit successfully.


     -v | --version
          Print version information and exit successfully.


     -a   Causes all window styles to be affected, even ones with
          the WindowListSkip style.


     -desk
          Causes all windows on the desk to be  cascaded  instead
          of the current screen only.


     -h   Tiles horizontally (default is to tile vertically).
     -m   Causes maximized windows to also be  affected  (implied
          by -all).


     -mn arg
          Tiles up to arg windows in  tile  direction.   If  more
          windows exist, a new direction row or column is created
          (in effect, a matrix is created).


     -noraise
          Inhibits window raising,  leaving  the  depth  ordering
          intact.


     -noresize
          Inhibits window resizing, leaving window sizes intact.


     -nostretch
          Inhibits window growth to fit tile.  Windows are shrunk
          to fit the tile but not expanded.


     -r   Reverses the window sequence.


     -s   Causes sticky windows to also be affected  (implied  by
          -all).


     -t   Causes transient windows to also be  affected  (implied
          by -all).


     -u   Causes untitled windows to also be affected (implied by
          -all).


INITIALIZATION
     Tile has no configuration file.


INVOCATION
     Tile can be invoked from the autoexec file or by binding the
     action  "Module Tile [args]" to a key-stroke in a feel file,
     or from a menu item as  shown in the Synopsis section above.

     AfterStep will search through the directories  specified  in
     the  ModulePath  configuration  in the base.#bpp (where # is
     your colordepth) to attempt to locate Tile.

CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
     Command-line arguments passed to Tile are described  in  the
     OPTIONS section, above.

     Up to four numbers can be placed on the  command  line  that
     are  not switches.  The first pair specify an x and y offset
     to start the first window (default is  0,  0).   The  second
     pair  specify  an absolute coordinate reference denoting the
     lower right bounding box for tiling.  If any number is  suf-
     fixed  with  the  letter  p,  then it is taken to be a pixel
     value, otherwise it is interpreted as a  screen  percentage.
     Specifying  zero  for  any  parameter  is  equivalent to not
     specifying it.


EXAMPLES
     This invocation will horizontally tile windows with a bound-
     ing  box  which starts at 10 by 10 percent into and down the
     screen and ends at 90  by  90  percent  into  and  down  the
     screen.  Tile -h 10 10 90 90


BUGS
     It is probably not a good idea to delete windows while  win-
     dows are being tiled.


AUTHOR
     Andrew Veliath
     David Mihm <dmihm@swbell.net> [Man page]


SEE ALSO
     afterstep(1)

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