On 18/04/09 10:48, Yakov wrote:
>
> Is there autoevent that's triggered when buffer window is resized ?
> (vimresize event seems to be something else)
>
> Yakov
No, there isn't. You could try to determine what causes the window to be
resized (e.g. if it's because another window is opened or closed, there
are several autocommand events for that); but a script still couldn't
determine that the user has dragged a statusline up or down or used the
^W_ or ^W= Normal-mode commands (where ^W is Ctrl-W).
Or you could trap a fairly frequent event or events (such as
CursorMoved, CursorMoverdI, CursorHold, CursorHoldI), quickly check
winheight() and/or winwidth() for the window in question, and do nothing
else unless they change. You could even do that (using buffer variables)
as a side-effect of a function called from a custom 'statusline' and
always returning the empty string.
Best regards,
Tony.
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