Thanks for the rapid reply. Ideally, I would like to simply be able to re-size a window manually to span multiple monitors. If the monitors are different resolutions or different sizes then that would be my issue. Right now, it appears to limit the manually re-sizing to the maximum of the current monitor size even though I can move the window to span multiple monitors. If it worked like Terminal that would be perfect (Manually re-size across any number of monitors. The "green blob" maximizes to the monitor which has the most Terminal window real-estate).
thanks, -Mark On Dec 3, 9:15 am, björn <[email protected]> wrote: > 2009/12/3 Mark Chandler: > > > I just downloaded the latest release (snapshot-51). Maximizing MacVim > > works great. What doesn't work so well is the ability to span multiple > > monitors. It appears to have a size limit based on a single monitor. I > > have some files with data I want to view in one long line across > > multiple monitors. It works fine to span multiple monitors when > > running vim from a terminal window, but I would rather use MacVim if > > possible. Is this possible? > > I have written the code to only maximize to one screen because I'm not > sure how this should be handled with multiple monitors. > > Do you simply want to be able to resize a window manually to span two > screens, or do you want the "green blob" button to maximize to both > windows? > > What happens when the resolutions on the screens do not match? Should > the smaller be used to constrain the size? Do you have to take into > consideration of the layout of the screens? What if there are more > than two screens? > > I'm just not sure how to answer these types of questions (and this was > just off the top of my head, I'm sure there are other problems). > > Björn -- You received this message from the "vim_mac" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
