On 3 February 2014, Suresh Govindachar <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hello, > > Steps to reproduce bug on Windows 7, 64 bit, Official big version of > vim.exe: > > 1) Create a file, foo.vim, as follows: > > set laststatus=2 > augroup ReSizingReporter > autocmd VimResized * echomsg "c:" &columns " l:" &lines > augroup END > > 2) Start cmd.exe. Right-click on top bar and select Properties. > Select Layout tab; make both "Screen Buffer Size" and "Window Size" > to be equal and to be, say, width of 96 and height of 32. > > 3) Start > > vim.exe -u foo.vim --noplugin > > 4) Right click on top bar, select Properties and make _only_ "Screen > Buffer Size" smaller, say, width 64 and height 24. > > 5) Issue command ":messages" and verify that Vim has reacted to > change in size. > > 6) Exit vim. Repeat steps (2 and 3). > > 7) Right click on top bar, select Properties and make _only_ "Screen > Buffer Size" _larger_, say, width 128 and height 36. > > 8) Observe that vim is now confused. :messages shows nothing. > Click and drag corner of window so that scroll bars disappear. > Right click on top bar, select Properties and observe that Window > Size now equals Screen Buffer Size. Still :messages shows nothing, > and vim is confused. > > 9) Issue command ":set columns 128" and ":set lines 36" -- vim has > become OK again. > > So vim reacts properly to contraction of window but not to expansion > of window.
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