> I have been using GVim on X11 for years. Recently I have changed my
> window manager to Compiz. Now, all (and I have many) sessions I have
> created before the switch, shows only half the command line when I
> load them. For instance when I type :q, I see only one . of the : and
> the top half of the q. New files and sessions seem to be ok.
>
> One way to solve this, would be to delete all saved session, and
> recreate them, but I was wondering if somebody didn't know of an
> easier way to fix this.
One thing you omit to mention is where the remaining half of the
command-line is...is it clipped by the window border, or is it
clipped by the screen's bottom edge?
If you
:let &lines = &lines - 1
does it solve the problem (for a given session)?
Additionally, I presume there's an easy way to identify your
session files (perhaps "*.session" as a filename scheme or
something of the like). If so, once the solution is determined
for one session file, the session files are just plain-text, so
you can edit them all in one pass with find+xargs and then use
:argdo to modify them all.
-tim
