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This was working perfectly locally but something with the merge broke it. I'll take a look.
One of the advantages of this PR is that the margins are drawn during the superview and subview cycle, thus avoiding storing all the margin clipping regions and only drawing...
The commit https://github.com/gui-cs/Terminal.Gui/pull/4465/commits/52028d753fafd8b9748a634dc680a115502d3821 fixes an issue where the attribute of the next column of a wide glyph was not assigned, and moving a view over it displayed an incorrect attribute....
Done. If you think I should change anything else, please let me know.
I think it's done. What I don't understand is why, even though you don't find a PR as perfect as you'd like, but one that essentially solves many of the...
If it's broken, it's not my fault. In my PR, it's perfect. 
I got confused with the Arrange button. The DrawIndicator isn't showing up. I'll take a look.
I don't think this is actually a bug. If the view you're moving belongs to the same superview as the other view you're overlaying, it has to be added last...
The way to do what you want, if you want the current view that is being overlaid on the others, is to change its position in the subview index when...
I just tested it with the v2_develop branch without merged your PR, and the DrawIndicator doesn't appear either. Therefore, this issue already existed and has nothing to do with this...