Hi Nicholas et al.,
seeing that the previous issue (excessive redraws) seems to be solved (have not tested but patch seems clear), i want to bring up
another minor issue. Mouse scroll wheel events are only correctly passed if mouse-select-* is off.. while ncmpcpp can handle mouse
wheel input regardless, f.e. *less* can not. Test case:
1) open less with text, scroll mouse.
2) toggle both mouse-select-* on or off, retest scrolling
Coincidently, for months i wanted to have window switching via mouse wheel, and investigating the other problem i just found out
about mouse-select-window. Already i was starting to read and mess with the code, and i really would have preferred to send in a
working patch. Alas, time is sparse, and you Nicholas are doing a fabulous job as FOSS maintainer, so i decided to divert my effort
to report this wish to you: it would be highly cool if one could cycle through the windows by mouse-wheeling over the window bar.
Bet you can do it in like.. few minutes.. hey mom [..... .. *tinker* .. .. ]
well actually implementing that was pretty easy - behold, mouse wheel window
cycling! Couldn't nail down the other issue though.
#regards/marcel.
--- server-client.c.orig 2011-04-28 17:27:21.228292911 +0200
+++ server-client.c 2011-04-28 17:27:00.067368016 +0200
@@ -324,11 +324,20 @@
server_redraw_window_borders(w);
wp = w->active;
}
- if (mouse->y + 1 == c->tty.sy && mouse->b == MOUSE_UP &&
+ if (mouse->y + 1 == c->tty.sy &&
options_get_number(oo, "mouse-select-window") &&
options_get_number(oo, "status")) {
- status_set_window_at(c, mouse->x);
- return;
+ if (mouse->b == MOUSE_UP) {
+ status_set_window_at(c, mouse->x);
+ return;
+ }
+ if (mouse->b & MOUSE_45) {
+ if ((mouse->b & MOUSE_BUTTON) == MOUSE_1)
+ session_previous(c->session, 0);
+ else if ((mouse->b & MOUSE_BUTTON) == MOUSE_2)
+ session_next(c->session, 0);
+ return;
+ }
}
window_pane_mouse(wp, c->session, mouse);
return;
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