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- Author: Fernando Carmona Varo <ferkiwi@gmail.com>
- Version: 0.6
- License: GPLv3
- Download: Mousetrap (adopted).jl (upload)
Synopsis[]
Move the mouse to any place of the screen with a few keystrokes by zooming (as much precision as you want).
Description[]
When the command is invoked the mouse is warped to the center of the screen and a outline is drawn dividing the screen in 4 squares. You can then press an arrow key (or HJKL key) and the mouse will be warped to the center of a subset of the squares, half the size of the previous area. each new keystroke will half the area, increasing precision exponentially. When you press the spacebar or enter a mouse click is performed. If you press ESC no click will be made, but the mouse will be moved to that position.
The idea was inspired by a similar proyect shown in the Yahoo Hack Day '06: http://www.semicomplete.com/presentations/hackday06/
The keys QWAS can also be used for warping the mouse to one of the four quarters of the square, which would result in even less keypresses.
Installation[]
Copy this script somewhere in your load-path (~/.sawfish/lisp by default) and add the following line in your ~/.sawfish/rc file.
(require 'Mousetrap)
Configuration[]
You can bind a key to mousetrap-left-click using sawfish-ui