On 09/10/09 11:34, Fred wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> When creating a new window with ":new", ":split" or ":vsplit" and with
> "equalalways" set,
> all the windows that haven't windfix[width|height] set are resized
> correctly.
> But if we put a number to define the width or height of the created
> window (ie ":10 new")
> the already splited window are not resized.
>
> So i wondering if it is bug or a feature cause this behavior is not
> documented in the help.
> I ask this question cause it's a bit annoying when using some pluging
> that create a side pannel like NERDTree. Toggling it does not resize the
> already split windows, hopefully a simple "CTRL-W_=" solve it !
>
> Fred
I'm surprised that no-one has yet reacted to this almost month-old
query, so I'm adding Bram to the Cc list, because I don't know if this
behaviour is a "bug" or a "feature".
I confirm that ":new" with a count in line-number position, or Ctrl-W _
with a count, do not make windows other than the new or current one the
same size. They reduce one or more existing windows (to 'winminheight'
if necessary) to make room for the new or modified one; windows farther
out are left the size they already had.
A later ":new" with no count, or a Ctrl-W =, will make all windows the
same size again (but see the help for how these commands interact with
'winheight' and 'winfixheight' -- or /mutatis mutandis/ for a vertical
resize).
Best regards,
Tony.
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