— Function: cycle-windows
— Function: cycle-windows-backwards

Cycle through all cycleable windows.

— Function: cycle-group
— Function: cycle-group-backwards

Cycle through all windows in this group.

This is somewhat comparable to the <Control-TAB> behavior of windows.

— Function: cycle-prefix
— Function: cycle-prefix-backwards

Cycle through all windows whose titles match that of the initial window (up to, but not including, the first colon).

— Function: cycle-class
— Function: cycle-class-backwards

Cycle through all windows whose classes match that of the initial window.

— Function: cycle-dock
— Function: cycle-dock-backwards

Cycle through all windows in the dock, even those with the cycle-skip property.

— Variable: cycle-include-iconified

If true, Sawfish includes iconified windows when cycling. Defaults to true.

— Variable: cycle-all-workspaces

If true, Sawfish includes windows on all workspaces when cycling. Defaults to false.

— Variable: cycle-all-viewports

If true, Sawfish includes windows on all viewports when cycling. Defaults to false.

— Variable: cycle-show-window-names

If true, Sawfish displays window names and icons while cycling through windows. Defaults to true.

— Variable: cycle-raise-windows t

If true, Sawfish raises windows while they're temporarily selected during cycling. Defaults to true.

— Function: define-cycle-command name body &rest rest

Create a command that will not cause the current cycle operation to abort before execution.

All arguments are passed to define-command.

— Function: define-cycle-command-pair forward-name reverse-name selector &rest rest

Create a pair of commands for cycling through windows. The command named forward-name cycles forwards, while the command named reverse-name cycles backwards.

Selector is called when initializing the cycle environment, it should return the list of windows to cycle through, or the symbol `t' to denote all cyclable windows.

Any extra arguments are passed to each call to define-command.

— Function: window-order &optional workspace allow-iconified all-viewports

Return managed windows in most-recently used order.

If workspace is non-nil, then only managed windows in that workspace will be returned.

If allow-iconified is non-nil, then iconified windows will be returned instead of ignored.

If all-viewports is non-nil, then windows in all viewports will be returned, instead of just the current viewport.

— Function: window-order-push w

Push window w onto the top of the cycle stack.

— Function: window-order-pop w

Remove window w from the cycle stack.

— Function: window-order-most-recent &key windows

Return the most-recently focused window in the current workspace. If the windows argument is given it should be a list of windows, in this case the function will restrict its search to the elements of this list.

— Function: window-order-focus-most-recent

Switch input focus to the most-recently focused window in the current workspace.