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If neither -left nor -top are specified, the docking window's position is cascaded in relation to other docking windows.
Both Shogun Both Shogun Post's docking windows and user windows can be controlled using this command.
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windowName | string | yes | Name of the window to float. Can be one of Shogun ofShogun Post's docking windows or a user window. |
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| Name | Flag arguments | Argument type | Exclusive to | Comments |
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left | 1 | integer | — | Specifies the position, in pixels, of the left side of the docking window, from the top left corner of the screen. |
top | 1 | integer | — | Specifies the position, in pixels, of the top side of the docking window, from the top left corner of the screen. |
width | 1 | integer | — | Specifies the width, in pixels, of the docking window |
height | 1 | integer | — | Specifies the height in pixels, of the docking window |
Return value
void
Examples
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// Create a user window and specify its screen position and size |
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createWindow "FloatTest"; |
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floatWindow "FloatTest" -left 100 -top 300 -width 300 -height 200; |
Additional information
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