Visual issue in lister (CTRL+Q)

[wanderer]

Scenario:

In the right panel, there is a text file with long lines (>100-150 chars / line). Press CTRL+Q on it. Lister appears in the left panel. Assuming there is no text wrapping in the lister window, press tab so that the lister becomes the active window, then press once the right arrow in order for the window to scroll to the right.

https://imgur.com/a/LEcMWWJ

Notice that part of the letters that were previously at the edge of the middle-bar, they are now partly visible. If you scroll further to the right so that those letters disappear to the left-side and then return back, the letters appear normally.

[petermad]

I cannot reproduce this. Tried with 64bit and 32 bit TC 10.52 on Windows 7 and 10 and 32bit TC on Windows XP. Also tried with clean wincmd.ini file

It looks like you are using the default fixedsys font, just as I do, so it is probably not a font problem.

Can you reproduce it with a clean ini file?

Can you reproduce it with the same settings on other computers - if not, then it is probably a video driver problem.

See: https://madsenworld.dk/tcmd/ctrlq_hor_scroll.mp4

[wanderer]

Hey petermad.

It looks like you are using the default fixedsys font, just as I do, so it is probably not a font problem.

Yup.

Can you reproduce it with a clean ini file?

Hmmm. Nope. I'll play with this later. There must be a setting affecting it.

EDIT: Also, this happens only at the first right-arrow-press, not subsequent ones...

[ghisler(Author)]

TC allows to save the panel separator position separately for normal view and quick view panel. Does the separator move when you press Ctrl+Q?

[petermad]

I tried with different positions of the panel separator/vertical panel in Quick view mode - and I still cannot reproduce the bug.

[wanderer]

TC allows to save the panel separator position separately for normal view and quick view panel. Does the separator move when you press Ctrl+Q?

Nope, it's at the standard 50%.

I haven't had the time to play with my INI to find out which setting affects that. If at some point i manage to do so, i'll let you know of my findings.