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I was looking for this too. Would be a very nice feature.
This is now possible with the code just merged into master, which should appear in the next update to MELPA. I do need to update the documentation to make this new feature more obvious.
I'd appreciate some testing if you're still using dimmer.el
. Wait for the next MELPA build (watch the build badges on the README), and when you've updated the package you can then configure something like this:
(setq dimmer-fraction 0.33)
(setq dimmer-exclusion-predicates
'(helm--alive-p
window-minibuffer-p))
(setq dimmer-exclusion-regexp-list
'("^\\*[h|H]elm.*\\*"
"^\\*Minibuf-[0-9]+\\*"
"^.\\*which-key\\*$"
"^.\\*Echo.*\\*"))
See how that works for you...
Actually this is a duplicate of #10, and since that issue has additional content to it, I'm closing this and referring you there.
That's a great package that solves something that had been bothering me for a while, so thanks you!!
I see that you made the
dimmer-exclusion-regexp
so I can prevent a window to be dimmed, and that is awesome, but I'd also like to be able to make a particular window not cause the same to others when it is focused. In my case, I don't want to dim any window when I'm using the minibuffer. Is that possible right now?Just to clarify: when I open the minibuffer, it does not dim the other windows immediately, but when I start typing. I use Ivy/Counsel. Here's my complete environment just in case.