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# corner grabs on the RIGHT column's side of the v border. The v handle is the
# LEFT column's last cell, so that column's own h hint runs THROUGH it while the
# right column's hints start one cell further right — the crossing there reads as
# a T butting into the junction rather than a full cross, and it is grabbable all
# the same: one drag moves the column edge and the RIGHT column's pane edge.
# Layout: windowops' -n 3 (col 0 x 0 w 50, panes on rows 1-15 and 16-29; col 1
# x 50 w 50), then focus right and Alt-n so col 1 holds two panes as well, split
# at ITS own row. The two corners on col 49 are then row 16 (col 0's seam, the
# one that already worked) and row 5 (col 1's, the one this script is about).
file w.txt x
start 31 100 -n 3
wait 8000 w.txt
stable 700 20000
# a second pane in the RIGHT column
key c-w l
stable 400 5000
key a-n
stable 700 15000
snap right-split
# hover col 1's corner: the v hint runs full height AND col 1's h hint lights,
# from col 51 rightward. Before this that row was dark on the handle — only the
# hovered column's seam lit, and the hovered cell belongs to col 0
motion 50 5
stable 400 5000
snap hover-corner
# CONTROL: col 0's own seam is still a left-column corner, its h hint drawn
# through the handle from col 1 to the handle itself, unchanged
motion 50 16
stable 400 5000
snap hover-left-corner
# grab col 1's corner and drag down-left: the column preview and col 1's row
# preview both follow the one mouse, the row dashes lying to the RIGHT of the v
# line because they are the right column's
press left 50 6
drag left 30 13
stable 400 5000
snap corner-drag
release left 30 13
motion 45 25
stable 500 8000
snap corner-done
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