BDisp

@tig there are 4 unit tests failing because the `Clip` is returning a empty region when the down arrow being draw. This only happen when it's needed to draw over...

It was a bug with the `_rightDownScrollIndicator` using the `MoveSubviewToStart` method instead of the `MoveSubviewToEnd`. Fixed in https://github.com/gui-cs/Terminal.Gui/pull/3876/commits/c93230689be4a4181e919b40f561a6e7f2d818f4.

Thanks for the suggestion. I've started doing this and I see that the `lastWasKill` has no utility because I already did the copy feature through the selection. So, my suggestion...

I maintained the `lastWasKil`l and added another new feature `kill-to-start`, which is more or less the `kill-to-end` but deletes backwards from the end.

This `Main` code works: ```cs Application.Init (); var popup = new Popup ("Popup test!"); popup.Show (); Application.Shutdown (); ``` In the `Popup` class you have to change the line `System.Windows.Forms.Clipboard.SetText...

Where you are using `Application.Init ();`? This is important to initialize the driver. Can you try using net 7.0 or net 8.0?

@dodexahedron if I remember correctly you used a class derived from `Toplevel` where you used the `Show` method without having set the `IsMdiContainer` property to true, because this method is...

@muencht the bellow code works using `System.Windows.Forms` and `Terminal.Gui v1.17.0`. Now your `Popup` class is derived from `Dialog`. Maybe the error is due to the shell-command and thus can you...

> @BDisp thanks for your time spent on this. I made the following changes to class Popup > You welcome. > 1. class Popup : Dialog (derived from) better_ but...

I created another console project that call the Popup from a process and it run without throwing any exception, by debugging or launching from a terminal. .csproj: ```cs Exe net6.0...