A first public version of my Ruby library to script Enlightenment is available in eesh.rb.
It’s still very alpha, and I some code too complicated, but I don’t know yet how do make it better.
The library can also be used as a binary, where it calls it’s first command-line argument on the current window.
These methods are useful to be called in this context:
move_{left,right,top,bottom}_to: Move the current window to the corresponding direction until it hits a different window. If two windows are already touching each other, move over that window (sounds awkward, but it very nice to use; try it!)focus_{left,right,top,bottom}: Focus the next window placed at that direction. (These methods behave inconsistent, I’ll fix that soon; they work fine if the windows are near each other, though)focus_{left,right,top,bottom}_neighbor: Focus the next window placed at that direction which is on the same height (width) as the current window.
I use vi-like key-bindings (h, j, k, l) plus Windows-key to focus the windows, and move them with Windows+Shift.
You can set your keys easily using e16keyedit, which is also
available as an Debian package.
NP: Dead Moon—In The Altitudes