On 07/08/10 17:24, Aljosa Mohorovic wrote:
under kde i can't get vim to maximize like other windows.
if i understood correctly this is because vim calculates space font
occupies and it resizes window to match font space.
is there a way to tell vim to ignore font space and just maximize
window even if it will display only half of character/font?
Aljosa Mohorovic
Hm, using
:set lines=99 columns=999
will "almost" maximize gvim, to maybe one character cell of the screen
borders (gvim recomputes 'lines' and 'columns' to what is available).
Then, click the square icon near the right end of the titlebar. This
will "really" maximize gvim. But it will not crop the font: there may be
an empty half-line or so left unused inside the bottom of the gvim
window. The advantage is that from then on (and with recent versions of
GTK2 gvim, at least), if you change 'guifont' to set a larger *or
smaller* font, the gvim screen will remain maximized, decreasing *or
increasing* 'lines' and 'columns' to what the new font size allows. Or
at least that's what I see under Gnome.
Best regards,
Tony.
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