-- Highlight only the screen line of the cursor 
-- in the currently active window
return {
  'tummetott/reticle.nvim',
	enabled = true,
	lazy = true,
  event = 'VeryLazy',
	opts = {
		-- Enable/Disable the cursorline and/or cursorcolumn at startup
    on_startup = {
        cursorline = true,
        cursorcolumn = false,
    },

    -- Disable the cursorline and cursorcolumn in insert mode
		disable_in_insert = false,

    -- Disable the cursorline and cursorcolumn in diff mode
    disable_in_diff = false,

    -- By default, nvim highlights the cursorline number only when the
    -- cursorline setting is active. Enabling this setting ensures that the
    -- cursorline number in every window is always highlighted, regardless of
    -- the cursorline setting. See: ':h cursorlineopt'
    always_highlight_number = false,

    -- Cursorline and/or cursorcolumn are set to be displayed exclusively in
    -- the active window, thus following your active window. This setting is
    -- overruled by the following settings concerning special filetypes.
    follow = {
        cursorline = true,
        cursorcolumn = true,
    },

    -- Specify filetypes where the cursorline and/or cursorcolumn are always
    -- enabled, regardless of the global setting.
    always = {
        cursorline = {},
        cursorcolumn = {},
    },

    -- Specify filetypes where the cursorline and/or cursorcolumn are always
    -- enabled when the window is focused, regardless of the global setting.
    on_focus = {
        cursorline = {},
        cursorcolumn = {},
    },

    -- Define filetypes which are ignored by the plugin
    ignore = {
        cursorline = {
            'DressingInput',
            'FTerm',
            'NvimSeparator',
            'NvimTree',
						'neo-tree',
            'TelescopePrompt',
            'Trouble',
        },
        cursorcolumn = {
						'neo-tree',
				},
    },

    -- Specify filetypes where the cursorline and/or cursorcolumn should be
    -- explicitly disabled. Typically, you would include these filetypes in
    -- the 'ignored' table. However, there are situations where plugins enable
    -- cursorline/cursorcolumn without offering a configuration option for
    -- disabling them. By adding these filetypes to the 'never' table, you
    -- can override the plugin's settings and turn off these features.
    never = {
        cursorline = {},
        cursorcolumn = {},
    }
	}
}