When we connect to the tmux session, it shows information at bottom right something like this : (size 80*24 from a smaller client) and fills area with dots and boundary with green color. How we can disable it ? Don't want to show any such information.
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Like the qmmp(Qt) music player ui design, these two or three windows are in fact in the same window, because there is only a dock icon, and these windows can move together and attach to each other.
I read the source code, it seems use QDockWidget. But I really don't know the details how to get it.
When you manually move the secondary window, in this case - the playlist, you check where the manual move ends, and if it is on the edges of the primary window, you glue it by simply binding its position to the position and dimensions of the primary window.
Since the window position and dimensions are properties, they have notification signals, so you can connect those to a function that automatically moves the glued window.
And finally, when you attempt to manually move the secondary window, you un-glue by disconnecting.
You can easily support offset gluing instead of a purely horizontal or vertical one, by calculating and storing the positioning offset and applying it on every primary window move.
If the drop happens within a given threshold of the primary window you can snap to the edge. If you factor in the mouse position relative to the dragged window, you can even snap particular edges together.
I'm trying out both DockFX (https://github.com/RobertBColton/DockFX) and AnchorFX (https://github.com/alexbodogit) (using Clojure as the host language, in Win7 x64)
The nice thing about DockFX is that you can drag from the tabs, and set the title bar to NULL to make the pane non-draggable, but the DockingPane still allows siblings next to (which is ok), or on top of (which is not okay) the non-draggable DockNode, leaving a skinny little section of tab representing the non-draggable node when another pane is dragged on top, as shown here. This is what it looks like when a non-draggable TableView gets a TreeView dragged on top.
Question for DockFX:
How to prevent things from being dragged on top of a non-draggable DockNode, so I don't see a skinny vestigial tab?
For AnchorFX, I like how you can create substations, etc., and it feels a little snappier (actually about 1/10th the time to create a Station compared to DockFX). I modified the code so a null title removes the title bar and makes the node non-draggable.
Questions for AnchorFX:
How to prevent things from being dropped on top? (next to is okay).
How to eliminate title bar when a node is tabbed on top of other nodes?
How to drag from tab instead of title bar?
I modified the DockFX code so the popup does not appear if the DockTitleBar is null.
Inherently fixed by above.
Already works with DockFX, haven't tried fixing this with AnchorFX.
How do I get rid of these black bars?
I've looked around and people say how to get rid of them but don't show how its done. This is what I have in my character Creation event.
`///Camera
view_wview[1]=611;//set wiew width
view_hview[1]=611;//set view height
view_enabled[1] = true;//enable view
view_visible[1] = true;//make visible
view_hborder[1]=1920;//set horizontal border for object
view_vborder[1]=1080;//set vertical border
view_object[1]=obj_Medic;//set object to follow
`
You could widen your view to fit your screen or set your game to fit the screen in the display options menu as shown:
The stretching may cause distortions as you can see from my example, an unfinished project I made a while back (a RoTMG simulator).
Window:
Stretched Fullscreen:
How would I go about increasing the space available for window names in the tmux status bar?
By default it seems to be a single line. I'm hoping there's an option to make the status bar take up several lines, or something to that effect.
Is it possible to configure the active line in an xterm window to appear somewhere other than the bottom of the screen?
While there are advantages, my monitor is not positioned for the bottom of the screen to be most easily reachable. It conflicts with a web browser's address bar being at the top of the screen.
I'd like to position the active line, say, 2/3rds down my window.