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Added runtime option that lets one to set a small border around the

workspace that will not be covered by windows when maximizing, and thus
allowing easy access to the clip or menus using the mouse in this
border area, even when the screen is covered by windows maximized in
both horizontal and vertical directions.

A make clean is needed in src/ because new members were added to the
WPreferences structure in WindowMaker.h
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@@ -25,6 +25,26 @@ your mouse pointer is located, updating it in real-time.
tip: maximize it horizontally, make it Omnipresent and Always at Bottom.
Then leave it in the bottom of the screen.
workspace border
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2 options (WorkspaceBorder and WorkspaceBorderSize) were added to allow one to
set a small (0..5 pixels) border for the workspace. This border will not be
covered by windows when maximizing, allowing one to easily access the clip
or map a menu using the mouse in the border area, even when there are
windows maximized in both horizontal and vertical directions.
WorkspaceBorder can be one of (None, LeftRight, TopBottom, AllDirections)
while WorkspaceBorderSize is the size in pixles of the border not to be
covered by windows when maximizing (usually a small amount 0..5 pixles).
Both options can be set using WPrefs.app in the "Miscelaneous Ergonomic
Preferences" section. WPrefs will always limit WorkspaceBorderSize in the
(0..5) range.
Note that if "full screen maximization" option is set for a window, that
window will ignore this border area, maximizing to full screen.
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