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Fullscreen Terminal weirdness
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Fullscreen Terminal weirdness


  • Subject: Fullscreen Terminal weirdness
  • From: Jean-Christophe Helary <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 15 Oct 2017 18:42:54 +0900

The index of a window is supposed to represent it's position in the "visual
stack" on screen, but with tabbed windows in fullscreen, it only seems to
represent the order of *creation* of the tab and does not represent it's visual
order in the list of tabs...

Imagine I have 1 window:
[TAB 1]
(index=1)

I create a second tabbed window:
[TAB 1]   [TAB 2]
(index=1) (index=2)

even though [TAB 2] is at the top of the visible stack.

The index is only modified if I create a non fullscreen window.

(And it looks like Script Debugger's sensitivity to the index depends on
whether the Explorer window is in fullscreen or not... Or maybe there is a lag
in the detection of parameters...)

Now, I'm testing all that because I want a reliable way to "raise" the last
window/tab and launch a command there.

Jean-Christophe



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