Dim the non-active split?

[lougreenwood]

Just an idea, but I use tint.nvim to dim splits which are not the currently active ones. Given the feature set and (what I infer) is the goal of creating a tool to help a user focus on the current file, did you consider adding integrating something like this into focus?

[willothy]

Not sure what the maintainers/creator will think, but imo it's better to keep features isolated in their own plugins. Adding tint's featureset into focus would basically mean building a whole separate plugin into this codebase (tint contains ~700LOC), which would add considerable maintenance burden. Why not just use both?

[lougreenwood]

Yep, agreed WRT to using both, just wanted to "highlight" a use case which could also fall into the scope of what focus kinda does - especially with the win highlight options (although I don't see what that actually does! 😀).

Feel free to close as not planned if you want 👍.

[willothy]

Totally! Would definitely be cool to have, and you're right that it does fall somewhat in the scope of what focus tries to do. I'm not a maintainer so I can't close issues, but anyways it'd be good to get other opinions on this :)