> I'm not sure what precise behaviors you're referring to. If you're saying
> it's good to keep the highlighting while the menu is displayed,
> I could agree. But the highlighting should disappear when the menu is
> popped down.
What you wrote here is what I'd like to say.
- It's good to keep t
>> 1 - move mouse to one of the minor modes names on the mode-line.
>> press mouse-3 to get a menu of minor modes.
>> cancel the menu by releasing outside of it (while keeping the mouse
>> cursor pointing outside of any Emacs window): the mouse-face highlight
>> will be turned back ON (on the spot
> 1 - move mouse to one of the minor modes names on the mode-line.
> press mouse-3 to get a menu of minor modes.
> cancel the menu by releasing outside of it (while keeping the mouse
> cursor pointing outside of any Emacs window): the mouse-face highlight
> will be turned back ON (o
Stefan Monnier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 1 - move mouse to one of the minor modes names on the mode-line.
> press mouse-3 to get a menu of minor modes.
> cancel the menu by releasing outside of it (while keeping the mouse
> cursor pointing outside of any Emacs window): the mouse-fa
Two minor issues:
1 - move mouse to one of the minor modes names on the mode-line.
press mouse-3 to get a menu of minor modes.
cancel the menu by releasing outside of it (while keeping the mouse
cursor pointing outside of any Emacs window): the mouse-face highlight
will be turned
* Masatake YAMATO (2005-06-10) writes:
>> Flicker and high CPU load is gone. But now the highlighting does not
>> go away once you move the mouse pointer off an active area to another
>> part of the mode line.
>
> A patch has been installed today. Please try.
Yes, that fixed it. Thanks!
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> > I've installed a patch to avoid the flickers. Please, try.
>
> Flicker and high CPU load is gone. But now the highlighting does not
> go away once you move the mouse pointer off an active area to another
> part of the mode line.
A patch has been installed today. Please try.
2005-06-10 Masa
* Masatake YAMATO (2005-06-07) writes:
> I've installed a patch to avoid the flickers. Please, try.
Flicker and high CPU load is gone. But now the highlighting does not
go away once you move the mouse pointer off an active area to another
part of the mode line.
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> BTW, one problem with the mode-line highlighting that I noticed is that
> it flickers a lot due to small mouse movements.
>
> Normal in-buffer mouse-highlighting doesn't seem to have this problem
> (though I'm judging by eye, not from the code).
>
> -Miles
I've installed a patch to avoid the f
BTW, one problem with the mode-line highlighting that I noticed is that
it flickers a lot due to small mouse movements.
Normal in-buffer mouse-highlighting doesn't seem to have this problem
(though I'm judging by eye, not from the code).
-Miles
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I'd rather be consing.
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> PPS: I can't find mode-line-highlight documented in (info "(emacs)Faces").
Thank you for suggestion.
I've just installed it.
Masatake YAMATO
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> I just wanted to mention that I didn't like the default RoyalBlue4/white
> appearance of the mode-line-highlight. It doesn't bother me, but I just
> found it loud and ugly.
>
> What I use instead of
>
> :background "RoyalBlue4" :foreground &quo
> :background "RoyalBlue4" :foreground "white")
I've just tried your setting and I agree with you; I've found
your definition is better than mine obviously.
New definition fits well with mode-line face.
Masatake YAMATO
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[ I guess this is going to start a useless preference-war, but who knows,
maybe we're sufficiently clever not to go down that path. ]
I just wanted to mention that I didn't like the default RoyalBlue4/white
appearance of the mode-line-highlight. It doesn't bother me, but I jus
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