* Yakov Lerner <iler.ml@> [060917 14:05]: > On both of my Linux computers, at home, and at work, > gvim --cmd 'set lines=9999' > *never* resizes the window.
> Does this count as "reproduction" :-) ? Well, by "resize" I mean: 1. When gvim starts it draws it's window according to 'lines' option - I can see it. 2. Some (very little) time after it resizes window according to screen height and 'guiheadroom'. Running "for i in `seq 1 40`; do gvim-gtk2 -u NONE -U NONE --cmd 'set lines=9999'; done" gives me one "unresized" gvim window. It's not 100% repeatable, it's just race somewhere in GTK2, and only GTK2 code... Instead of using --cmd you can use vimrc with one line "set lines=9999". -- Regards, Sir Raorn.
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