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2 in 1: Move FAR penel heights independently by mouse + a bug #1404
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I think, dragging the panels by the bottom in the center may change size of both panels. So left and right panels may be changed independently without modifiers. |
Yes, that would be more elegant. I just presumed that user's default needs is to resize both panels by default :) I made vsplit2.cur for resizing at center: BTW I using right panel full height (as a "main" panel) and I have a few lines for last command's output below the left panel: |
If mouse cursor is over panels bottom edge at center - resize panels heights simultaneously, otherwise - resize panels separately.
I having a LUA macro on 'ShiftCtrlUp'/'ShiftCtrlDown' - so independent height resizing calls that macro :( If "Resize panels by mouse" is in 3rd state, resizing works Here is a (hot-spot-)fixed cursor: vsplit2-2018-01-30.cur.zip |
ConEmu may trigger either macro or sequence of keys. |
Please use fixed .cur I posted on Jan. 30 After that I will close this issue :) |
ConEmu build: 180114 x64
OS version: Windows 10 LTSB x64
Far Manager: version 3.0 (build 5095) x64
I like to resize FAR panel heights independently by mouse, so I searched for "CtrlUp" in ConEmu sources. I saw shift key already handled.
Shift is used by text-mark by default, so turn it off
Shift-drag-border now shows this:
Same message with v.160416
Because Shift (or other modifiers) used for so many things, I recommend a checkbox in the settings "Move penel heights independently"
Other solutions:
Or a combination like "Move penel heights independently by default" checkbox and a selectable modifier key.
Choose the option what needs the minimum efforts!
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