On 2012-12-11, Roland Puntaier <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi > > I didn't follow you problem from the beginning, but scanning through > this mail > I thought to give you the heads up about Patch 7.3.717, which relates to > font /window size. > If your vim is before that (:version), then give 7.3.717+ a try. > > Regard, Roland
Many thansk for the info. Now my vim is 7.3.645. I will try the new version as you suggested. > > > On 12/10/2012 5:41 AM, Woody Wu wrote: >> On 2012-12-09, Tim Chase <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> Not sure it's a gvim problem or fluxbox. I start gvim from >>>> fluxbox menuitem 'run', then I get a very big gvim window on the >>>> virtual screen. It's title bar locates far outside of the screen, >>>> so I cannot click it an resize it. >>>> >>>> Does anyone have a clue? Thanks! >>> It sounds like your ~/.fluxbox/apps file might contain the stored >>> dimensions of gvim and is restoring them on startup. If so, you >>> should be able to remove the corresponding setting lines and use >>> Fluxbox->Reconfigure (I don't remember exactly where that Fluxbox >>> menu option is stored by default since I've rejiggered my own menu) >>> >> I removed gvim info from the ~/.fluxbox/apps, but the strange behavior >> keeps same. >> >>> Alternatively, you might have some sort of :winpos command in your >>> (g)vimrc file that is moving the window to someplace you don't want. >>> >> I removed everything from my .(g)vimrc and .vim directory, then I found >> the behavior is caused by a single line: >> >> set guifont=Bitstream\ Vera\ Sans\ Mono\ 11 >> >> That means, if I changed the font from my rc file, the gvim window will >> become very large and I cannot even find its title bar to move it. But >> the strange behavior won't happen if I start gvim from kconsole or rxvt. >> >> I think this is a gvim problem, right? >> >>> As an aside, I have the following in my ~/.fluxbox/keys file that >>> allow me to slam a window to the corresponding top/bottom/left/right >>> side of the screen: >>> >>> Mod4 Left :MoveTo 0 * >>> Mod4 Right :MoveTo 0 * Right >>> Mod4 Up :MoveTo * 0 >>> Mod4 Down :MoveTo * 0 Bottom >>> >> Thanks for this. But when I doing this in my .fluxbox/keys, things >> broken. When I pressed the Win key + Left, my window simply disappeared >> and I cannot find out where it is. What I can do then, is to kill it >> from command line. >> >> > -- woody I can't go back to yesterday - because I was a different person then. -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
