[FR] indicator when scroll is locked

[huyz]

Right now, I can't tell if the scroll is locked or not.
Also, when scroll is locked, the bottom menu still stays l Lock scroll for some time. I guess it would be better if it said l Unlock scroll

[xavierog]

Right now, I can't tell if the scroll is locked or not.

This is briefly documented:

The main scrollbar handle turns green to indicate that the lock is enabled and automatic scrolling is disengaged.

Also, when scroll is locked, the bottom menu still stays l Lock scroll for some time. I guess it would be better if it said l Unlock scroll

Yes, that makes sense. I think the Textual framework recently introduced a way to implement that. I will have a look at it.

[huyz]

This is briefly documented:

Oops, yeah it might be time for me to read your entire docs now that I'm using moulti regularly.

[huyz]

The main scrollbar handle turns green to indicate that the lock is enabled and automatic scrolling is disengaged.

I think I would have noticed the color changing if it weren't green. Orange or Red or Yellow would jump out more since in my Ansible output, almost everything looks green

[xavierog]

I think I would have noticed the color changing if it weren't green. Orange or Red or Yellow would jump out more since in my Ansible output, almost everything looks green

I am notoriously bad at picking suitable colors, so I am willing to change it if you can suggest a better alternative.

In the meantime, you can customise this color through Textual CSS:

1. Store this snippet in a text file wherever you want:

   $scrollbar_custom_color: #ff0000;
   StepContainer.prevent_programmatic_scrolling {
       scrollbar-color: $scrollbar_custom_color;
       scrollbar-color-active: $scrollbar_custom_color;
       scrollbar-color-hover: $scrollbar_custom_color;
   }

2. set the environment variable MOULTI_CUSTOM_CSS:

   export MOULTI_CUSTOM_CSS=/absolute/path/to/that/file.css

3. Run moulti as usual:

   moulti run ansible-playbook your-playbook.yaml

[xavierog]

I think the Textual framework recently introduced a way to implement that. I will have a look at it.

Actually, there is a technical limitation -- I am confident it will be solved at some point in the future but in the meantime, Lock scroll will remain Lock scroll.

@huyz: did my previous comment help re: the scrollbar color?

[huyz]

@xavierog Yes, colors help.

I'm still testing but here's what I'm playing with:

$step_default: #64B5F6;
$step_success: #C5E1A5;
$step_warning: #FFD54F;
$step_error: #E57373;

AbstractStep {
  background: $step_default;
  &.success { background: $step_success; }
  &.warning { background: $step_warning; }
  &.error { background: $step_error; }
}

$scrollbar_custom_color: #AB47BC;

StepContainer.prevent_programmatic_scrolling {
    scrollbar-color: $scrollbar_custom_color;
    scrollbar-color-active: $scrollbar_custom_color;
    scrollbar-color-hover: $scrollbar_custom_color;
}

[xavierog]

I think the Textual framework recently introduced a way to implement that. I will have a look at it.

Actually, there is a technical limitation -- I am confident it will be solved at some point in the future but in the meantime, Lock scroll will remain Lock scroll.

Textual 0.76 removed that limitation, so this issue can be reopened.

[xavierog]

Also, when scroll is locked, the bottom menu still stays l Lock scroll for some time. I guess it would be better if it said l Unlock scroll

@huyz: this has been fixed in the devel branch.

[huyz]

Strange, it doesn't seem to work for me. It stays at l Lock scroll

[xavierog]

Strange, it doesn't seem to work for me. It stays at l Lock scroll

Can you ensure you run Moulti along with Textual 0.76.0? I have bumped the requirements from 0.53.0 to 0.76.0.

[huyz]

Ah yes, my bad. It works!

[xavierog]

Fixed in 1.15.0.