On Tue, Jan 3, 2012 at 15:07 (+0200), Michael Livshin wrote:
> [email protected] writes:
>> - Previously, if you had a lot of tabs and/or tabs with long names,
>> the current tab might not show up in the tab bar (if its position in
>> the tab name string was more than $self->ncol chars from the beginning).
>> These changes ensure that the name of the current tab is always visible.
> There is at least one other problem when the tabbar is too wide:
> selecting a tab using the mouse stops working sensibly. Your patch
> doesn't make this particular problem worse (or better), I just figured
> I'd mention it in case you are still "in the zone". :)
I guess I'm in the zone, but I don't know what you mean. While I
normally use Alt-Left and Alt-Right to navigate amongst tabs, my
limited testing with clicking on the name (or number) hasn't revealed
anything I find unusual. Perhaps this is a reflection of my
particular setup compared to yours.
I can't promise that I can fix anything, but in the hope I can...
Can you tell me what non-sensible thing happens when you select a tab
with a mouse?
Thanks.
Jim
P.S. For anyone following this who might care, a newer version of this
is found at http://cs.acadiau.ca/~jdiamond/tabbedex. This newer
version makes the tab bar also go away when autohide is set even if
the tab has been named. (The old code didn't autohide the tab bar if
a name had been set for the remaining tab, but that doesn't fall into
my notion of what "autohide" means.)
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