Go up doesn't honor scroll margin
Go up doesn't honor scroll margin
Double click on the free space goes up, but the selection will stand on the first file of the list, instead of the ScrollMargin+1. I would expect that, because I still want to see what is above.
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Thanks it works great. However, is it possible that the Go Back doesn't honor this? Let me show you why I am saying this. I have Scroll Margin=15 to keep everything in the almost middle (especially for the tree, but there is no separate option for it) and History retains selection is ticked. When I click "Go back" in the video, the selection will be restored (even with the proper place), then after half a second it is scrolled up in order to obey the scroll margin, which I didn't want. (Additionally it is possible to scroll away in this half a second if I am too fast.) In my opinion, the jump because of the scroll margin is completely unnecessary and unwanted too, with the retain selection option especially.
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Re: Go up doesn't honor scroll margin
Somehow I cannot reproduce this. Many settings can influence this. It might be an unsolvable conflict.
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By the way, the actual folder always scrolls into view in the tree on startup. (The selected file in the list can remain ourtside, according to the last state of the list.) Have you hard-coded the scroll margin to 2 in this case?
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Really? Not here. Must be some setting...
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I have started to scrutinize each ini entry which was related to the tree. it is unbelievable, but I was lucky, I have found the culprit: the RestoreMaxiTree was set to 0. When I set to 1, it became ok. What is this setting for?? I didn't find info in the changelog. Actually I always use Mini Tree.
Edit: ok, I find out: this is the Configuration/Tree and List/Remember state of tree option. So, when it is unticked, please ensure that the scroll margin be honored. (It look as it is hard-coded to 2)
Additionally: it is not too logical. To remember the tree state is in the Tree and List, and to remember the list state of list is in The Startup&Exit/Remember Most recently Used List..., and it is called "Focused Item and Scroll Position of Tabs" Jeeeez...
Edit: ok, I find out: this is the Configuration/Tree and List/Remember state of tree option. So, when it is unticked, please ensure that the scroll margin be honored. (It look as it is hard-coded to 2)
Additionally: it is not too logical. To remember the tree state is in the Tree and List, and to remember the list state of list is in The Startup&Exit/Remember Most recently Used List..., and it is called "Focused Item and Scroll Position of Tabs" Jeeeez...
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Yes, fix comes.
You are having a monstruous run...
You are having a monstruous run...
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Still hard-coded to 2. Maxi and mini tree also.
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Indeed, confirmed for Mini Tree.
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:-( Now the state is always remembered, no matter how the option is set.
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Re: Go up doesn't honor scroll margin
Which configuration does not work as expected?
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Ok, I understand, that you call it RestoreMaxiTree under the hood. But the option name is "Remember state of tree" I am just wondering why it is not used for Mini Tree. This option is not something what can be meaningful only for maxi tree. I expected the same working. The other options under the tree section also work for both trees.admin wrote:Which configuration does not work as expected?
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Re: Go up doesn't honor scroll margin
Again, what does not work as expected?
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When the "Remember state of tree" in the Configuration/Tree and List unticked, the Mini Tree does remember its state, and doesn't scroll the current folder into view on startup.admin wrote:Again, what does not work as expected?