Support++ - or even simpler - Always use dotted cursor in inactive panel.Christian,
When using inverted cursor - use non-inverted (normal) cursor for the inactive panel.
When using normal cursor - use dotted cursor for the inactive panel.
Current item highlighting in the last active panel
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Using Twinkey is not an issue, aside from the fact that it hasn't been updated for v8.billiebub wrote:Thanks Balderstrom but the whole issue here is using TwinKey
I was just clarifying what TwinKey has implemented. And recommending that the implementation be configurable -- so the user can choose whether the inactive cursor should be inverted or not - and what color it should be.
As well, it wouldn't hurt to show inactive cursors for both panels when TC is not in the foreground.
Personally, I'd love to be able to use gradients for both the regular and inactive cursor - it looks better.
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You can now enable the experimental inactive cursor by adding the following to wincmd.ini under the [Configuration] section:
InactiveFocus=1
Alternatively, you can set
InactiveFocus=RGB value
You can write it as a hexadecimal number, e.g. like this:
InactiveFocus=$A0A0A0
You can also choose 4 diffent shapes of the line. The above is what microsoft calls "dotted". You can set these:
Dashed:
InactiveFocus=$1000001
Dashes and dots (alternating):
InactiveFocus=$2000001
Solid:
InactiveFocus=$3000001
You can combine that with a custom color too, e.g.
InactiveFocus=$3A0A0A0
InactiveFocus=1
Alternatively, you can set
InactiveFocus=RGB value
You can write it as a hexadecimal number, e.g. like this:
InactiveFocus=$A0A0A0
You can also choose 4 diffent shapes of the line. The above is what microsoft calls "dotted". You can set these:
Dashed:
InactiveFocus=$1000001
Dashes and dots (alternating):
InactiveFocus=$2000001
Solid:
InactiveFocus=$3000001
You can combine that with a custom color too, e.g.
InactiveFocus=$3A0A0A0
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Christian, it would be great to have inactive inverted one too (e.g. I'm using inverted cursor always so I wish to see inactive inverted cursor too, but with different color) if user uses inverted cursor.
E.g. I'm using background $804000, cursor $FFE0E0, and I wish to have $BF9070 (average between $804000 and $FFE0E0) color for inactive cursor.
Sample screenshot
E.g. I'm using background $804000, cursor $FFE0E0, and I wish to have $BF9070 (average between $804000 and $FFE0E0) color for inactive cursor.

Sample screenshot
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It works fine in both x64 and x86 version under Windows 7 x64.
But under Windows XP SP3 32bit the current inactive cursor doesn't get removed when the cursor is moved with the mouse. it works OK if the cursor is moved with the keyboard.
1. click on an item in the left panel
2. click in the right panel
3. click on another item in the left panel
4. click in the right panel
5. you now have 2 inactiveFocus cursors in the left panel - an so on.
It works fine in both x64 and x86 version under Windows 7 x64.
But under Windows XP SP3 32bit the current inactive cursor doesn't get removed when the cursor is moved with the mouse. it works OK if the cursor is moved with the keyboard.
1. click on an item in the left panel
2. click in the right panel
3. click on another item in the left panel
4. click in the right panel
5. you now have 2 inactiveFocus cursors in the left panel - an so on.
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Oops - hadn't got to that section yet. Anyway - it doesn't seem like anybody reported that it works OK under Win XP when using the keyboard.
Oops - hadn't got to that section yet. Anyway - it doesn't seem like anybody reported that it works OK under Win XP when using the keyboard.
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There is only one section named [Configuration]billiebub wrote:The only confusing part was when I added the InactiveFocus to the [configuration] section, it did not work then I realized there is two configuration sections and TC seems to need both. I tried to create one [configuration] section but TC still generated the second one.
in wincmd.ini