On 31/10/13 20:43, unam3 wrote:
…In arch linux in vim 7.3, 7.4 by `gvim -S session` or ":so session".
In 7.3 this thing can be curing by adding "win …" after "set guifont=…"
in session file, but not in 7.4.
In 7.4 i try to make session with appropriate window size by adding to
'sessionoptions' "resize", "winpos" words. No effect.
Why does setting up 'guifont' resize gvim window?
If your font size is reduced as a result of setting 'guifont', 'lines'
and 'columns' will stay the same, and that means that the size of the
Vim screen (in pixels x pixels, cm², sq.in., or whatever) will shrink.
Conversely, if setting 'guifont' increases the font size, the screen
will get bigger, up to the limits of the GUI full-screen (usually
excluding taskbar etc.); if necessary, gvim will reduce 'lines' and/or
'columns' in order to avoid exceeding the screen size.
How to prevent ":mksession" from writing "set guifont", or avoid this
annoying behaviour?
see :help 'sessionoptions'
Best regards,
Tony.
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