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<h1>Resource: widdemand</h1>
<h2>applicability</h2>

Module class or instance

<h2>possible settings</h2>
&gt;0 (12 is default)<p>

<h2>description</h2>

widdemand is used along with <a href=r-lendemand.html>lendemand</a>
and the per-module <a href=r-scalelenadj.html>scalelenadj</a> and <a
href=r-scalewidadj.html>scalewidadj</a> to determine the actual
requested size of the MGM window when a geometry is not explicitly
set. See the <a href=r-geometry.html>geometry</a> page for a
description of how these resources interact to determine overall
window geometry and sizing/placement of individual modules.<p>

widdemand specifically maps the global scale width adjustment, a
relative number, to an actual number of pixels; the global width
adjustment is multiplied by the widdemand setting and divided by 100.
The result is then used as the desired window width for a an MGM
window with vertical bars or the widow height for an MGM window with
horizontal bars.<p>

<h2>see also</h2>
<a href=r-bars.html>bars</a>, 
<a href=r-geometry.html>geometry</a>, 
<a href=r-lendemand.html>lendemand</a>
<a href=r-scalelenadj.html>scalelenadj</a>, 
<a href=r-scalewidadj.html>scalewidadj</a>, 
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MGM will not get your whites whiter or your colors brighter.  It will,
however, sit there and look spiffy while sucking down a major
honking wad of RAM.<p>

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