Frame Nudge
In order to make creating and using frames more simple, the tfsrot, tforig and tfext macros have been enhanced and, more usefully, keyboard shortcuts added to use these enhancements. In all cases, a new ‘>’ option has been added to the macros to imply ‘increase this value by this amount’ rather than setting the value to this amount.
• tfsrot — this macro is used to set the rotation of the selected frame. tfsrot >1 will add 1 degree to the frame’s rotation, tfsrot >-1 will subtract 1 degree to the frame’s rotation
• tforig — this macro sets the x and y position of the selected frame. tforig >1mm,0 will move the frame to the right 1mm. tforig >0,1mm will move the frame down 1mm. Negative values can also be used to move the frame left or up.
• tfext — this macro sets the width and height of the selected frame. tfext >1mm,0 will add 1mm to the width of the frame. tfext >0,1mm will add 1mm to the height of the frame. As with tforig, negative values can also be used to make the frame smaller
In order to provide quick access to these, keyboard shortcuts have been added:
• Ctrl+Alt+Lf — tfsrot >-1
• Ctrl+Alt+Rt — tfsrot >1
• Alt+Lf — tforig >-1mm,0
• Alt+Up — tforig >0,-1mm
• Alt+Rt — tforig >1mm,0
• Alt+Dn — tforig >0mm,1mm
• Alt+Shift+Lf — tfext >-1mm,0
• Alt+Shift+Up — tfext >0,-1mm
• Alt+Shift+Rt — tfext >1mm,0
• Alt+Shift+Dn — tfext >0,1mm
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You may already use these shortcuts in your own keyboard definitions, so please make the necessary changes to suit.
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