I've been trying to change fonts in my win32 vim. I
don't find a font directory in the vim tree, so I take
it Win fonts are begin used. Right now in my _gvimrc,
I have:
set guifont=Lucida_Console:h10
Courier:h10 also works but other common fonts like
Arial:h10 don't work. Is that because they are
set guifont=Lucida_Console:h10
Courier:h10 also works but other common fonts like
Arial:h10 don't work. Is that because they are not
mono spaced?
gVim's only happy with monospaced fonts. I've heard rumors of
being able to coerce it to used other fonts, but the results are
usually pretty
Hi
Am 25.10.2006 11:53:42 schrieb o1792:
But then I need to work out the syntax for it in
_gvimrc. How do I work it out? OK, a space in Windows
is probably an underscore, but is there anything else
I need look out for?
You can select a font with :set guifont=*. I you want to know which
Cool, many thanks boesi and tim for your answers!
--- Tim Chase [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
set guifont=Lucida_Console:h10
Courier:h10 also works but other common fonts
like
Arial:h10 don't work. Is that because they are
not
mono spaced?
gVim's only happy with monospaced fonts. I've
Tim Chase wrote:
set guifont=Lucida_Console:h10
Courier:h10 also works but other common fonts like
Arial:h10 don't work. Is that because they are not
mono spaced?
Courier_New (a fixed-width TrueType font) is usually better-looking (if not by
much) than Courier (a bitmapped font). Also,
