On most applications, scroll bars appear only when there is text to
scroll - that is, they appear only when needed. Emacs should behave
normally in this regard.
In a buffer whose text does not fill the full window vertically, the
vertical scroll bar should disappear. It does not, at least on
Windo
> From: "Drew Adams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Sat, 15 Jul 2006 07:44:41 -0700
>
> On most applications, scroll bars appear only when there is text to
> scroll - that is, they appear only when needed.
That's slightly inaccurate: the vertical scroll bar does not
disappear, at least not in all GU
> On most applications, scroll bars appear only when there is text to
> scroll - that is, they appear only when needed.
That's slightly inaccurate: the vertical scroll bar does not
disappear, at least not in all GUI applications. What happens is that
the scroll-bar _thumb_ dis
On most applications, scroll bars appear only when there is text to
scroll - that is, they appear only when needed. Emacs should behave
normally in this regard.
This would be very hard to implement; and the changes in window width
could be quite annoying to Lisp programs.
In a buf
> On most applications, scroll bars appear only when there is text to
> scroll - that is, they appear only when needed. Emacs should behave
> normally in this regard.
> This would be very hard to implement;
Actually, I suspect that it can be done with a fairly simple
post-command-hook
On most applications, scroll bars appear only when there is text to
scroll - that is, they appear only when needed. Emacs should behave
normally in this regard.
This would be very hard to implement; and the changes in window width
could be quite annoying to Lisp pro
I have nothing against making the scroll bar thumb disappear, when
that seems like the right thing to do. It won't alter widths, so it
won't cause any particular problem.
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Eli Zaretskii <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> From: "Drew Adams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Date: Sat, 15 Jul 2006 07:44:41 -0700
>>
>> On most applications, scroll bars appear only when there is text to
>> scroll - that is, they appear only when needed.
>
> That's slightly inaccurate: the vertical sc
