TC1by1 - Lister plugin: problem in QuickView mode

[AkulaBig]

You asked something about the settings in the power supply

This is how the translator translated it. But I didn't pay attention to it.

I answer: I started with the color settings and font settings. The changes occurred after application, but after reopening, the default ones returned.

Finally, you accurately described the problem. I'll test it.

I didn't write anything about the menu.

Let's communicate constructively. Your posts are too long and cover a lot of events. And the plugin and assembly and much more. I do not understand them.

Not just wide, but fully maximized, according to the current Lister setting.

Now it is clear. I find this very unsightly and prefer a minimal 1b1 window so that the playlist is not visible. I'll try to do this. Now this is easily done through the settings of 1by1 itself.

Have you run the above script? It immediately gives an answer to the question.

Did not watch. Now it has become clear what you want.

Can you do that?

This still works. You just need to activate the mode using the TAB key or LMB on the panel title.

[Fla$her]

Now this is easily done through the settings of 1by1 itself.

What do you mean by "now"? The program doesn't interact with the Lister settings.
You can choose what is best to do: fix 1by1.ini before launching 1b1.exe or programmatically change the window styles.

This still works. You just need to activate the mode using the TAB key or LMB on the panel title.

As I wrote earlier, TC loses focus after Ctrl+Q, and Tab is pressed already in the 1by1 window. You have to press "Alt+Tab, Tab, n/p, Alt+Tab, Tab, Tab, n/p, Alt+Tab, Tab, Tab, n/p" instead of "Tab, n/p, n/p, n/p". Agree that this is extremely unpleasant, it is annoying. Why not restore TC focus?

[AkulaBig]

As I wrote earlier, TC loses focus after Ctrl+Q, and Tab is pressed already in the 1by1 window. You have to press "Alt+Tab, Tab, n/p, Alt+Tab, Tab, Tab, n/p, Alt+Tab, Tab, Tab, n/p" instead of "Tab, n/p, n/p, n/p". Agree that this is extremely unpleasant, it is annoying. Why not restore TC focus?

No, I don't lose focus. Other users have not reported this issue either. Perhaps this is a local problem for you. I press TAB and then scroll through the n/p files.

[macleod]

The problem, some are disturbed with, could be, that the 1by1 isn't a player, but a directory player. This is why it loads all files in the folder, not just one file.

[AkulaBig]

The problem, some are disturbed with, could be, that the 1by1 isn't a player, but a directory player. This is why it loads all files in the folder, not just one file.

You are absolutely right. This is not good for a plugin that needs to show individual files rather than lists. But there is no other such unique player.

[Fla$her]

No, I don't lose focus.

Hmm. On the TC x32 too? If possible, check it on XP, if it's not too much trouble.

[AkulaBig]

Hmm. On the TC x32 too? If possible, check it on XP, if it's not too much trouble.

Unfortunately, I don't have the opportunity to check on XP.

[AkulaBig]

Hmm. On the TC x32 too? If possible, check it on XP, if it's not too much trouble.

I was able to reproduce the situation when focus is lost. I will eliminate it in the new version. I think this does not depend on the version of Windows.

[Fla$her]

I will eliminate it in the new version.

Good news.

[AkulaBig]

Good news.

You can test the new version for now https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/1kv3am2mu2x7gdhax4qhv/wlx_TC1by1_1.4test.7z?rlkey=r4zr2mtaw6m6gyzfxkvspmdwg&dl=0
I opened the window according to the TC settings and eliminated the loss of focus. Saving settings in QuickView is not done beautifully, since 1by1 must be rebooted for the settings to apply.
I want to make one more feature, so I’m not posting the final 1.4 yet.

[Fla$her]

I opened the window according to the TC settings and eliminated the loss of focus.

Window style accounting for F3 is now ok. Thanks.

I see that the source panel is activated, but keystrokes are still performed in the 1by1 window.
After activating the quick view panel and pressing n/p, the panel still loses focus.

Saving settings in QuickView is not done beautifully, since 1by1 must be rebooted for the settings to apply.

I didn't understand. Couldn't fix anything?

[AkulaBig]

I see that the source panel is activated, but keystrokes are still performed in the 1by1 window.
After activating the quick view panel and pressing n/p, the panel still loses focus.

Of course he loses. That's how it should be. The active window is either Lister or 1by1. Switch between them either by TAB or by mouse.

I didn't understand. Couldn't fix anything?

Can't fix it.

[Fla$her]

That's how it should be. The active window is either Lister or 1by1. Switch between them either by TAB or by mouse.

I don't understand why it should be like this. This behavior contradicts the usual work with quick view.
Using Tab, it's impossible to switch between 1b1 and TC, since these are different windows. This can only be done by Alt+Tab, as TC still loses focus.

Can't fix it.

Got it. Too bad.

[AkulaBig]

That's how it should be. The active window is either Lister or 1by1. Switch between them either by TAB or by mouse.

I understand what you are writing about. This all happens because I can't make the window 1by1 WS_CHILD. This is the main problem that started the whole discussion. Because of this, I cannot do a standard view using F3. This is the first time I have come across such a program. Therefore, we have to abandon many standard programming techniques.

[Fla$her]

2AkulaBig
You misquoted. It's your text, not mine.

You wrote "eliminated the loss of focus". In other words, do you think TC no longer loses focus after Ctrl+Q? I'm still seeing a loss of focus. And you?