On Wed, 31 Aug 2022 08:12:19 +0200 Pierre Couderc via enlightenment-users
<enlightenment-users@lists.sourceforge.net> said:
> I find it very useful, but...
>
> The area of the miniview covers the last columns of the text (for
> exemple in vim, I can see no more the line number...).
>
> Is it possible to change that ?
it has to overlay something... unless the window grows and shrinks which adds
complexity to use - the window then may overlap some term next to it too, so
the best strategy is to not change window size but overlay in some way OR
permanently use space in the window for it no matter what so the window doesn't
resize up and down to show/hide.
so where the miniview is is defined by the theme. :)
part { name: "terminology.miniview"; type: SWALLOW;
follow the dependences (what is relative to what) and
part { name: "viewregion"; type: SWALLOW;
defines the location - relative to terminology.content etc.
that's where it goes into and
group { name: "terminology/miniview";
defines what the miniview looks like.
so you can do a lot to rearrange the ui in terminology by making/altering a
theme of your own choosing... but then where do you put the miniview? over the
left? over the center? ...
generally i think the idea was that you bring up miniview to get some context
then hide it again when done.
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