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Below is a few modes, normal and insert. it works fine, but since i have a plugin in visualstudio i think most of these definitions should be deactivated. I made a mode for devenv.exe and it triggers the mode fine. But leaving visual studio by switching to another window does not have a desired effect of going into any of the other contexts. not even the default one.
I possibly will have other applications, maybe browsers that have better inbuilt support via plugins. so devenv.exe may not be the only thing to be excluded.
A suggestion: try to reduce the example/repro configs to be as simplified as possible and to be be more specific what you're expecting to happen and what actually happens. I realize @houmain can somehow decipher and get the gist of the issue most of the times, but I'd have to spend quite a bit of time to come up with a config to test this without the surrounding context and what to observe.
I do remember hitting some unexpected (or misunderstood) behaviour when attempting to mimic Vim style modality myself. I've since deleted the attempts and do not remember what exactly the issues where though...
I am not sure if I understood you correctly but more than one context can be active at once.
Try moving the visual studio context up an append Any >> Any so the other contexts get skipped
[path="devenv.exe"] # Visual studio
ContextActive >> state["App: VS"]
Any >> Any
BTW. questions how things work are better suited in the discussions than the issues section.
how does the context switching behave?
Below is a few modes, normal and insert. it works fine, but since i have a plugin in visualstudio i think most of these definitions should be deactivated. I made a mode for
devenv.exe
and it triggers the mode fine. But leaving visual studio by switching to another window does not have a desired effect of going into any of the other contexts. not even the default one.I possibly will have other applications, maybe browsers that have better inbuilt support via plugins. so devenv.exe may not be the only thing to be excluded.
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