On (2009-12-15 19:04 +0100), Marc Lehmann wrote: Hey,
> Hmm, why is there so much space at the end of some of your lines, makign > your e-mail so hard to read? I'll blame google apps editor for now, anyhow comfortably home and with access to mutt+vim :> > But to your issue, I don't know, but keep in mind that your window manager > decides on the size of your windows, and urxvt has to work with what it got. > > Looking at your example, it seems that the window hiehgt is not actually > a multiple of the line height. While urxvt might try to do a better job > about it, it would probably be best if your window manager honored the > window grid hint and gave urxvt a sensible size. If I start rxvt or xterm with geometry forcing number of lines, it works predictably. Just after enabling tabs, rxvt lines seems dodgy to me. I'm not saying fault isn't in my end, just can't place it. One other thing I noticed it, window placement in geometry (--geometry +x+y) is not honoured if I use tabs, which is quite inconvenient to me. > I assume the same thing, but if you get half a line of extra space, you > can't use full lines anymore, somehting has to give. Agreed, maybe it is compiz acting dodgy then. Funny thing is, if I manually resize window after starting it, I can't get any half-lines, it'll always be even. It is only when tabbed rxvt is first started I see this half-line issue. Say I start with -pe tabbed -geometry 80x50 I actually get 80x48 + tab line + extra 'half' line. If I try to resize, it'll shrink to 80x48 exact or grow to 80x49. -- ++ytti _______________________________________________ rxvt-unicode mailing list [email protected] http://lists.schmorp.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/rxvt-unicode
