I posted this problem to the Ultramon forum and suggested that
Ultramon use a more unique message number and this is the response I
received from the Ultramon creator:
Might be an option, but I would only want to do this if this is a
common compatibility issue.
Most apps should have no p
On 19/01/09 14:46, Anycase Mike wrote:
> Hiya,all
> Once I complied the gVim7.2 and edit the source codes of gVim7.2 in
> Windows XP with MingW.
> What i want is to let the gVim supports all system fonts.For example:
> :set guifont=Dungeon:h9
> I success in compiling the codes,But the font look ug
Anycase Mike wrote:
> What i want is to let the gVim supports all system fonts.For example:
> :set guifont=Dungeon:h9
Any monospaced font supported by the operating system should work in
gvim. Some ideas are at:
http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/The_perfect_programming_font
I just noticed the subject o
On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 12:21 PM, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
> Ray Megal wrote:
>
>> gvim crashes when maximizing the window and using Ultramon's (3.0.4
>> beta) buttons. I created the following patch against the latest
>> source but am unsure if it's the right way to handle this or how to go
>> abou
Ray Megal wrote:
> gvim crashes when maximizing the window and using Ultramon's (3.0.4
> beta) buttons. I created the following patch against the latest
> source but am unsure if it's the right way to handle this or how to go
> about submitting it (I'm sure the instructions are somewhere but I
Hiya,all
Once I complied the gVim7.2 and edit the source codes of gVim7.2 in Windows
XP with MingW.
What i want is to let the gVim supports all system fonts.For example:
:set guifont=Dungeon:h9
I success in compiling the codes,But the font look ugly
What I may do to let the font look beautiful
