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                                            Thomas Nind

Can only drag/select checkboxes by clicking directly on the checkbox (i.e. not the label bit of the view)

Probably related to this: https://github.com/migueldeicaza/gui.cs/issues/1797

Can only drag/select checkboxes by clicking directly on the checkbox (i.e. not the label bit of the view)

Fixed since updating to latest Terminal.Gui package

Danger situation from losing code if Ctrl+S isn't pressed before exit.

Good idea. Also related to this is https://github.com/gui-cs/TerminalGuiDesigner/issues/36 I think first step is to track unsaved changes and warn when closing with Ctrl+Q. Then this is a logical next step...

Danger situation from losing code if Ctrl+S isn't pressed before exit.

There is now a warning when trying to exit with ctrl+Q so this is less important but still a nice feature to have

Danger situation from losing code if Ctrl+S isn't pressed before exit.

Yup, sorry. That comment was just for anyone comming across this issue later to say that its planned but not urgent.

Another annoying thing is `ComboBox` not hiding the list on click but only by double clicking or clicking on the down symbol. I don't remember if there is any option to close on click.

@BDisp is this in the PosEditor and DimEditor dialogs?

Another annoying thing is `ComboBox` not hiding the list on click but only by double clicking or clicking on the down symbol. I don't remember if there is any option to close on click.

Do you think this is something better handled in gui.cs? I feel like anything I implement in mouse click event handler is going to be hacky? Especially since ComboBox doesn't...

Another annoying thing is `ComboBox` not hiding the list on click but only by double clicking or clicking on the down symbol. I don't remember if there is any option to close on click.

Great stuff! new combo boxes are working great 🎉

Replace the initial window instructions with a ContextMenu with the shortcuts.

I was going for something like the Visual Studio Code landing page on first open (see pic). The reason for this choice was: - Make it clear that nothing is...

Replace the initial window instructions with a ContextMenu with the shortcuts.

Thats a good idea too. But we might be able to just make a Menu that has the same color scheme/alignment as the current splash screen rather than it being...