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Only catches inactive window when I have more than 2 buffers #50
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I think you mentioned two issues, but the first one isn't clicking with me atm (Mondays!), so let me know if this doesn't answer the question: Buffers are linked by design to show where changes are occurring and to avoid the performance hit for recomputing active windows. There should be a way to optimize this in vimade, but I've kind of been leaning towards to making a GUI at some point However, if you want to try fading windows instead of buffers the below has worked for some (although performance is going to be pretty cpu dependent and there might be some side effects). Let me know though...maybe this should just be a feature toggle :
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Here are the dynamics I'm describing. There are two tmux panels: top and bottom. The top panel is a vim The issue: When I toggle between the vim splits, the first split does not change. This is true when the second (the right split), is active. This dynamic in contrast to toggling between tmux panes. This dynamic is effected by iTerm. In this case, the behavior is as I would expect. Note: Please ignore the fact that what the dimming effect is. I will eventually figure out how to accomplish the "dimming" effect given that I use a transparent background. Does that help? - E |
Still trying:) - -Would you mind just screenshotting the frame in particular that has the issue? I should be be able to have a better idea based on where the cursor is located and which windows are faded. One thing I do see is that the the buffer is not faded when toggling down to the bottom tmux pane. Was this part of the issue (this can be fixed by using |
Ah. I wonder if you are not seeing the changes in background. I will send you screenshot with more contrast later in the week. In the meantime, I have the |
Nice work on this plugin. I was using an older one, but found your approach easier to configure and adjust "on the fly". This is a useful plugin and feature.
I had this problem with the other plugin as well, but never got around to documenting it until now. The problem persists for only those two, first opened buffers. I also noticed that the window will not dim if using the same buffer in both windows. Is that by design?
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report... let me know what else I can send you.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: