Prefixes for selected and unselected items

[squigglezworth]

Per #31

Allow setting a prefix char or string that appears before each item. For example ">" or similar. For more clarification, see ncmcpp's configuration.

[MaxKellermann]

You mean use ASCII art instead of changing colors? You can already use the hardware cursor; would that be enough for you?
In this context, what does "selected" and "unselected" mean?

[squigglezworth]

If you're open to implementing this as an option, I would prefer being able to set random chars or strings as the prefix, as opposed to setting my terminal's cursor, which is rather limited. As for selected vs unselected, I mean the currently selected item vs unselected items, whether that's in the Queue or the Browsers.

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[MaxKellermann]

"selected item" = the item the cursor is on? There are various confusing and conflicting definitions for "selected" in UIs.

[squigglezworth]

That's fair. Yes, the item the cursor is currently on.

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