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Steven Degutis <sbdegutis@gmail.com> writes:

> Advising functions is limited. For example, if you select a window
> with your mouse, no function is called interactively, it just changes
> the window.

No, `mouse-set-point' is called.

> Maybe I can use the same hook modeline uses to know how to color
> itself active or inactive?

What do you want to do, at the end?


Regards,

Michael.