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Hide the tips when opening the app #2553

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Hawkedon opened this issue Dec 9, 2024 · 6 comments
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Hide the tips when opening the app #2553

Hawkedon opened this issue Dec 9, 2024 · 6 comments

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@Hawkedon
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Hawkedon commented Dec 9, 2024

Hi, is there any way to hide the following tips when opening the app? The tips are just shortcuts and are very showing with highlight color by default. I set the console output to 4 lines for easy checking the output from commands, and got this side effect of the tips always showing there.

While typing command
While executing command
Text selected with mouse automatically copied to clipboard

@spnethw
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spnethw commented Dec 9, 2024

Read the issue twice and didn't get it... Which tips and shortcuts are you talking about?

@shmuz
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shmuz commented Dec 9, 2024

@spnethw He is talking about
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spnethw commented Dec 10, 2024

Currently, this behavior is not configurable (1, 2).

@Hawkedon
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Thanks @shmuz. This is exactly what I'm talking about.

@spnethw, is it possible to make the tips configurable? Or just shows random tips (about other shortcuts, etc.) without the highlight color?

Showing the same shortcuts always with highlight color just distracts the focus. For example, when I select multiple files, I want to see the summary information of them, as the highlight color of the tips "Text selected with mouse automatically copied to clipboard" is similar with the summary information of selected files, and the tips information is quite long, I always focus on the tips automatically and then switch to the summary information.

@spnethw
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spnethw commented Dec 11, 2024

Well, that's something to consider.
For now, as a workaround, you can use the auto-start macro, something like this in ~/.config/far2l/settings/key_macros.ini:

[KeyMacros/Shell/CtrlAltShiftX]
DisableOutput=0x1
EmptyCommandLine=0x1
NoSendKeysToPlugins=0x1
RunAfterFARStart=0x1
Sequence=Space c l e a r Enter

Another alternative (thanks to @Zeroes1):

[KeyMacros/Shell/F23]
DisableOutput=0x1
NoSendKeysToPlugins=0x1
RunAfterFARStart=0x1
Sequence=$Rep (2) $If (APanel.Visible) $If (APanel.Left) CtrlF1 $Else CtrlF2 $End $End $End F8 Enter CtrlO

@Hawkedon
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Thanks @spnethw / @Zeroes1. The auto-start macro works great.

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