Total Commander

Posted: **2008-03-24, 17:00 UTC**

Yes it will, but I cannot promise anything because the list is so huge.

Posted: **2008-03-26, 05:54 UTC**

ghisler(Author) wrote:Yes it will, but I cannot promise anything because the list is so huge.

Thank you very much, that's enough!

Posted: **2015-12-20, 11:44 UTC**

When changing panels, its a pain that I loose where the cursor is in the inactive panel.
I use cursor=green since 1995.
I would love it if inactive panel cursor = gray.

Posted: **2015-12-20, 12:19 UTC**

TWinKey can indicate file in the inactive panel by: 1) color; 2) mark style; 3) filling.
The latest version is here

Posted: **2015-12-20, 12:27 UTC**

History,txt wrote:04.11.11 Release Total Commander 8.0 public beta 8 (32/64)

03.11.11 Added: (experimental): InactiveFocus=1: Use a different pattern and brightness from the normal focus rectangle to distinguish it easily (32/64)

F1 4.b wincmd.ini wrote:InactiveFocus=0
Set to 1 or RGB value (see description of BackColor below) to show cursor in the target panel too. Accepts hex in form $BBGGRR.
Add $1000000 = dashes, $2000000=dashes/dots, $3000000=solid frame

HTH
Holger

Posted: **2015-12-20, 12:31 UTC**

2HolgerK
I hope everybody knows it already. TWinKey has visual setting rather than textual that is much better. Moreover, gradient filling is not available in TC

Posted: **2015-12-21, 10:02 UTC**

In [Configuration]:
InactiveFocus=#FF0000
nor
InactiveFocus=#FF0000 $3000000
not working!
Wrong section of wincmd.ini?

Posted: **2015-12-21, 10:19 UTC**

InactiveFocus=$FF0000
or
InactiveFocus=$3FF0000

?
Holger

Posted: **2015-12-21, 10:30 UTC**

Ok!
My fault...
THANKS

Posted: **2015-12-21, 15:13 UTC**

HolgerK wrote:
History,txt wrote:04.11.11 Release Total Commander 8.0 public beta 8 (32/64)

03.11.11 Added: (experimental): InactiveFocus=1: Use a different pattern and brightness from the normal focus rectangle to distinguish it easily (32/64)

F1 4.b wincmd.ini wrote:InactiveFocus=0
Set to 1 or RGB value (see description of BackColor below) to show cursor in the target panel too. Accepts hex in form $BBGGRR.
Add $1000000 = dashes, $2000000=dashes/dots, $3000000=solid frame
HTH
Holger

Thanks. Can you please help this newbie how to find that public beta? I cannot find it on the site.

Posted: **2015-12-21, 15:25 UTC**

This feature was introduced the first time with this long ago public beta and is still available with the current version:
Download version 8.52a of Total Commander

Regards
Holger

Posted: **2015-12-21, 15:48 UTC**

HolgerK wrote:This feature was introduced the first time with this long ago public beta and is still available with the current version:
Download version 8.52a of Total Commander

Regards
Holger

Aha, thanks Holger. It works now, fantastic.

Posted: **2019-11-04, 09:21 UTC**

HolgerK wrote:
F1 4.b wincmd.ini wrote:InactiveFocus=0
Set to 1 or RGB value (see description of BackColor below) to show cursor in the target panel too. Accepts hex in form $BBGGRR.
Add $1000000 = dashes, $2000000=dashes/dots, $3000000=solid frame

It looks like default suggested value for dashes/dots (InactiveFocus=$2000000) is not compatible with dark mode if gray color is used as a background 2 for it. My color settings:

Code: Select all

[ColorsDark]
InverseCursor=0
ThemedCursor=1
InverseSelection=0
BackColor=-1
BackColor2=131586
ForeColor=-1
MarkColor=-1
CursorColor=-1
CursorText=-1

[Colors]
InverseCursor=0
InverseSelection=1
BackColor=-1
ForeColor=-1
MarkColor=-1
CursorColor=-1
CursorText=-1
BackColor2=15461355
ThemedCursor=1

If Cursor is on a black cell, it is completely invisible.

Also currently there is an issue with inactive cursor if TC window is not active: InactiveFocus setting then is used for both panels.
I suggest to introduce additional parameter like BackgroundActiveFocus to set a separate file cursor for active panel of not active TC window.

Posted: **2019-11-04, 15:28 UTC**

It's probably using standard selection cursor colors, which is black.

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