On 20/09/09 02:36, Patrick Gen-Paul wrote:
[...]
> Hehe.. If I didn't have a terminal and had to use gvim, I would use a
> "text-mode" tabline as well, so I could remove _all_ the widgets, not
> limited to tabs, but also the toolbars, scrollbars, status bars, menu
> bars, as well as the title bar. :-)
I don't think you can remove the titlebar altogether (except maybe by
removing the titlebars from _all_ applications, if your OS allows it),
but you _can_ remove the tabline and the bottom statusbar, even in
Console Vim: just use
if has('windows')
set showtabline=0 laststatus=0
endif
I don't recommend removing them, but YMMV. Of course, if you do, this
whole discussion about 'tabline' vs. 'guitablabel' becomes moot.
>
> Thank you for your comments.
My pleasure.
>
> Gen-Paul.
Best regards,
Tony.
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