Hi Bram,
Thanks for your big decision.
Link to my first comment about this.
https://github.com/vim/vim/pull/10675#issuecomment-1202090885
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Well, this is not an easy decision. But in my opinion it is better to
not support zero 'cmdheight'.
Short version: I expect only a few people to use this, and it is mainly
for cosmetic reasons. The maintenance burden will be quite high, bugs
will keep popping up, and for some problems
minutes a day in average, or just go away the
>> day after. Surely it's possible to ignore the desires of such audiences?
>>
>> I was already disappointed that neovim merged it just to please the
>> brainless masses. I hope you don't do the same mistake. With all respect to
>
brainless masses. I hope you don't do the same mistake. With all respect to
> the author of the patch, I understand it's interesting to try to implement
> new things, but this is just a bad idea, IMHO.
>
> Il giorno lunedì 29 agosto 2022 alle 12:24:15 UTC+2 Bram Moolenaar ha
> scritto:
>
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, but this is just a bad idea, IMHO.
Il giorno lunedì 29 agosto 2022 alle 12:24:15 UTC+2 Bram Moolenaar ha
scritto:
>
> It takes a lot of effort to make zero 'cmdheight' work properly.
> Various bugs and corner cases keep popping up.
>
> I added the message window, so that various informat
At least, with `:set cmdheight=0 laststatus=0 showtabline=0` you can view
only the code on the screen.
I do neither use that ordinarily, but I think that is valuable.
2022年8月30日火曜日 21:19:57 UTC+9 Bram Moolenaar:
>
> > > That is exactly the thing. It seems like a nice feature at first, but
> > >
> > That is exactly the thing. It seems like a nice feature at first, but
> > once using it you find out disadvantages. It will be different for
> > each user. For me I'm missing the size of the Visual area, I often use
> > that to measure the size of text.
>
> For the modeline problem, you
> That is exactly the thing. It seems like a nice feature at first, but
once using it you find out disadvantages. It will be different for each
user. For me I'm missing the size of the Visual area, I often use that
to measure the size of text.
For the modeline problem, you can use the config.
> I tried it out and quite liked it initially. though I'm not sure if I
> would use it permanently. I think I would miss `showcmd` too much.
That is exactly the thing. It seems like a nice feature at first, but
once using it you find out disadvantages. It will be different for each
user. For
2 г. в 22:24:14 UTC+3, Romain Lafourcade:
>>
>>> I don't have links at hand but in my ten or so years spent answering Vim
>>> questions in various forums I have seen that request quite a few times. But
>>> are those drive-by askers from six years ago still here? Wil
hand but in my ten or so years spent answering Vim
>> questions in various forums I have seen that request quite a few times. But
>> are those drive-by askers from six years ago still here? Will they use the
>> feature?
>>
>> From where I stand, the only use of a zero
I don't have links at hand but in my ten or so years spent answering Vim
questions in various forums I have seen that request quite a few times. But
are those drive-by askers from six years ago still here? Will they use the
feature?
>From where I stand, the only use of a zero cmdheight wo
if we're voting put me down on the side of less work, less complicated code
i tried a zero cmdheight and immediately didn't like it
On Mon, Aug 29, 2022 at 5:24 AM Bram Moolenaar wrote:
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> It takes a lot of effort to make zero 'cmdheight' work properly.
> Various bugs and corner c
It takes a lot of effort to make zero 'cmdheight' work properly.
Various bugs and corner cases keep popping up.
I added the message window, so that various informative messages do not
get lost, and that helps. But it also makes it more complicated.
There is also one bug that I don't know how
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