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I'd like to see the -C switch to center dialog when first opened.
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Hoopy frood
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Why not just set the location to centered?
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May be helpful I suppose. In case you're not aware though, this is already scriptable: on *:dialog:moo:init:0:{
dialog -s $dname $calc(($window(-1).w / 2) - ($dialog($dname).w / 2)) $&
$calc(($window(-1).h / 2) - ($dialog($dname).h / 2)) -1 -1
}Not to mention of course you can use the size line in the table definition to make it centred by default: dialog moo {
...
size -1 -1 height width
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}
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Well you might use the same dialog table for more than one dialog, with each needing different positioning. Or I guess you might want the dialog to be positioned based on a setting somewhere or depending on the situation, but this is all still settable using existing methods as noted in my other post (just a little more code required).
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dialog -r $dname works too 
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Oh yeah, and that.  * starbucks_mafia goes back to versions.txt to see when that was added.Hmm... added in v5.61 back in 1999, you'd think I'd have found that switch by now!
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Thanks for your feedback. I was aware it could be scripted. I just figured it could be useful because it's used in @windows even though you can specify the xywh etc.
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