Hi All,
I have a particular terminal emulator I am forced to use at times, and the
terminal emulator uses 25 lines, but vim is set to 24.
This stuffs up the viewing when scrolling down when editing a file.
What I have done is edited ~/.vimrc and added line:
if (&term == "ansi")
set lines=25
endif
This works on normal files (text files, the .vimrc, etc), however it does
not work for filetypes that have associated plugins (perl, etc).
Is there any way I can get around this?
I can `export LINES=25`, but this skews other applications that rely on 24
lines.
I have also contacted the developers, but seeing it works in other Unix's,
they want to charge to fix it.
Cheers,
Scott
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