* Tony Mechelynck on Sunday, April 19, 2009 at 21:30:41 +0200 > On 19/04/09 20:52, Michael Henry wrote: >> One advantage of GUI Vim not yet mentioned (if I've not >> missed anything) is the ability to resize via Vim script. >> In Gvim, I can execute the following: >> >> :set columns=161 >> >> and the GUI window resizes to accommodate the 161 >> columns (which makes room for a pair of 80-column >> vertical splits and the separating column between them). >> >> I don't know how to make the equivalent behavior work >> in console Vim. Is there a way to configure either Vim or >> the terminal emulator (or both) so that Vim can cause a >> resize of the terminal emulator's number of columns or lines? > > That depends on the console. In the Linux (true-text) console, in xterm > and (I think) in Windows, Vim can't resize the terminal AFAIK. OTOH, in > konsole, setting 'lines' and 'columns' does resize the terminal. In the > Mac's Terminal.app console, I don't know.
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