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keep focus on terminal #16
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the variable if I am understanding you correctly, 1 way you can do this is by changing the settings in iterm to follow the cursor. |
hey @rpietro any thoughts on this? i'd like to help if possible |
I have the exact opposite problem. With |
That is strange, @dtenenba. Thanks for reporting. Is this a constant issue or does it only happen sometimes? Any other symptoms when it happens? |
I don't see any other symptoms. It is constant. |
@dtenenba I just looked at the code and I think I know the issue. I will try to fix it this weekend. |
@dtenenba fixed in the development version. I'm going to fix a few other minor bugs and make that option you requested in the other thread, then push the new version in the coming days. |
@pimentel It works for me! Thanks! Close if you see fit.... |
@pimentel Actually it seems broken again with the development version. Once again it is changing the focus to iTerm despite the Focus Windows checkbox not being checked. |
Hi, am using atom-r-exec for mac, running on iterm. have been trying to keep the cursor focused on the terminal, but this doesn't seem to work. have tried to setings page as well as adding 'atom.config.set('r-exec.focusWindow', false)' to init.coffee
any thoughts? thanks
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