I'm not even sure that region
highlighting is implemented as an overlay; it may be a text property, and,
correct me if I'm wrong, overlays always have higher priority, regardless
of their 'priority property.
Last I looked, region-highlighting was implemented with special C
suppor
On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 18:21:01 -0500, Luc Teirlinck wrote:
> Drew Adams wrote:
>
>Is it possible to set a priority on either mouse-face or the region
>highlight property to have the former yield to the latter?
>
>I can't answer your question definitively, JD, but I think the an
When an overlay property of 'mouse-face 'highlight is set on a line,
and transient mark mode is on, and you attempt to drag out a new
region in the line, the region mark overlay does not show, and
significant flickering occurs as you drag the mouse inside the
highlighted text.
Drew Adams wrote:
Is it possible to set a priority on either mouse-face or the region
highlight property to have the former yield to the latter?
I can't answer your question definitively, JD, but I think the answer is
"no".
I am not sure whether JD's question was whether it w
JD Smith wrote:
I'm not even sure that region highlighting is implemented as an
overlay; it may be a text property, and, correct me if I'm wrong,
overlays always have higher priority, regardless of their 'priority
property. Is there some way you know of giving the region
highlighti
