Total Commander

Hi Christian, all,
When switching from Brief to Full, the "Extra lines below cursor" setting is not being respected, i.e. I press Ctrl-F2 and sometimes the file under the cursor is at the bottom of the list, not X lines above, I have to press cursor up (and down) for the setting to take effect. I would like this setting to be respected also when switching modes.
I am using ScrollingMarginFlags=1.

TIA
Roman

This is intentional - it's only respected when scrolling with the keyboard. It is also ignored when clicking with a mouse on a file within the scroll zone. The idea is a "look ahead" when scrolling with the keyboard.

Christian,
Well, but, why can't I have the lookahead when already switching to the Full view?
My use case, which I admit is a bit specific, is that I have TC maximized and when I want to see the file details I press Ctrl-F2. Now I often have notification banners pop up in the bottom right corner of the screen, covering up the details for the bottom-most files in Full view. However, if the setting "Extra lines below cursor" was respected, the file I want to see the details of would be above the notifications and I'd see the details immediately, without the need to scroll.

Roman

The reason is that extra scrolling for look ahead is often problematic - for example, when you click on a file in the look ahead zone, and TC would scroll, then when you make a double click, the second click would go to the wrong file. Therefore I have restricted the extra scrolling just to a few interactions with the keyboard.

Christian,
Well, this one (pressing Ctrl-F2) is with the keyboard

Roman