How to resize in predictable direction.

[QuinnCiccoretti]

I want a command like ResizeAxis("horizontal", "increase") to shift the window boundary in a predicable direction. I typically use bsp, and my use case is 99% of the time I need to shift my terminal just a little to get text to wrap nicely. However, ResizeAxis seems to shift depending on whether the focused window is on the left or right hand side of the screen!

My komorebi.ahk

!+h::
ResizeAxis("horizontal", "increase")
return
!+l::
ResizeAxis("horizontal", "decrease")
return

If it helps I am used to out-of-the-box i3 resizing. Any ideas? This might not be a bug so I figured I'd ask first, but I'd be happy to make a PR if you could point me to the spot in the code.

[LGUG2Z]

Hey @QuinnCiccoretti!

If resize-axis doesn't feel intuitive I think you're probably looking for this command:

Resize the focused window in the specified direction

Usage: komorebic.exe resize-edge <EDGE> <SIZING>

Arguments:
  <EDGE>    [possible values: left, right, up, down]
  <SIZING>  [possible values: increase, decrease]

Options:
  -h, --help  Print help information

[QuinnCiccoretti]

Ah! Nice. Had to double up and try and resize a non-existant edge to get the behaviour i wanted. Now whatever window I focus, the keys shift the boundary the same direction. Now I just need to make the resizeing independent of the current workspace...

!+h::
Resize("right", "increase")
Resize("left", "decrease")
return

!+l::
Resize("left", "decrease")
Resize("right", "increase")
return