Closed TRSx80 closed 5 years ago
Here you go:
(defun my-test ()
(interactive)
(let ((wnd (aw-select "Test")))
(message "You selected: %S" wnd)))
I'm sorry abo-abo, I have tried playing with it a bunch, but still cannot seem to figure it out. :(
If I define the function my-test and then try to execute something like (my-test 2) I am still getting wrong number of arguments.
If I try and put the number 2 instead of Test eg. (aw-select "2")
and then execute (my-test) that doesn't work either.
I'm sorry but I can't seem to follow your code. :(
You can use M-x ielm
to play around with this. (aw-select "Test")
returns a window object, which you can later pass to select-window
.
If you need more help with Elisp, read: https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/eintr/index.html.
I just wrote this function, hope this would help!
(defun jcs-ace-select-window (win-id)
"Use `ace-window' to select the window by using window index.
WIN-ID : Window index."
(let ((wnd (nth win-id (aw-window-list))))
(when wnd
(select-window wnd)
(select-frame-set-input-focus (selected-frame)))))
You can call it this way.
(jcs-ace-select-window 0)
OK, I see what you were going for. Closing the issue.
I have been trying to do as stated in the title, but cannot seem to figure out a way by using either ace-window or ace-select-window?
I want to do something like (ace-select-window 2) but that returns (wrong-number-of-arguments (0 . 0) 1). I have tried a bunch of variations, and also tried to read the code but sadly I am only a fledgling lisp wizard, and "this foe is beyond me."