> This was the thread I had started:
> http://groups.google.com/group/vim_use/browse_thread/thread/ef7bc332e9599bf0/29053fefdd545991?lnk=gst&q=font+firefox+dfishburn#29053fefdd545991
>
>
> This was the tip I created:
> http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Increase/decrease_fontsize_using_a_map_ala_firefox
>
>
On Sat, Feb 20, 2010 at 3:27 PM, Dotan Cohen wrote:
> On 20 February 2010 14:54, David Fishburn wrote:
>>> One thing that is really holding me up is font sizes, as discussed
>>> earlier. I suspect that I could put a line in the config file which
>>> increases font size with "Ctrl =" and decreases
> In both case you cannot change font inside vim, since the environment of vim
> is now screen and you cannot change the font in screen.
>
Really, because of screen? Thanks, I did not know that.
> You can always change font directly in konsole or putty menu though.
>
Yes.
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Dotan Cohen 写道:
If you're using konsole then your current editor is konsole, not vim. So you
should tell konsole how to change the font.
When you run vim inside konsole, it is possible to change font size of
konsole by some konsole-specific escape-codes which can be sent inside vim
script, you c
> If you're using konsole then your current editor is konsole, not vim. So you
> should tell konsole how to change the font.
>
> When you run vim inside konsole, it is possible to change font size of
> konsole by some konsole-specific escape-codes which can be sent inside vim
> script, you can chec
Dotan Cohen 写道:
Depending on what I am editing, I sometimes prefer a fixed-width font
and other times a proportional font. My previous editor, Kate (KDE
Advanced Text Editor) lets the user change the font on the fly. Can
VIM do this, or is playing with the config file (thus requiring a
restart) t
On 20 February 2010 14:54, David Fishburn wrote:
>> One thing that is really holding me up is font sizes, as discussed
>> earlier. I suspect that I could put a line in the config file which
>> increases font size with "Ctrl =" and decreases with "Ctrl -", however
>> I cannot figure out what that l
One thing that is really holding me up is font sizes, as discussed
earlier. I suspect that I could put a line in the config file which
increases font size with "Ctrl =" and decreases with "Ctrl -", however
I cannot figure out what that line should be. Last question for today,
I promise!
I create
On 19/02/10 14:49, Dotan Cohen wrote:
On 19 February 2010 15:05, Christian Brabandt wrote:
It gave no error, but the font size did not change. Where in the vast
Is that gvim? What does
:echo&guifont
return?
No, it was in Konsole. In GVIM things work better.
[...]
In a terminal, Vim h
Dotan Cohen wrote:
> One thing that is really holding me up is font sizes, as
> discussed earlier. I suspect that I could put a line in the
> config file which increases font size with "Ctrl =" and
> decreases with "Ctrl -", however I cannot figure out what
> that line should be. Last question for
> I suggest that you select a font from the dialog (set guifont=*) and
> then check font's name with
>
> set guifont
>
> command. You should see something like this in the bottom of the Vim
> window:
>
> guifont=Tahoma 9
>
> If you want to set that font from the Vim command line or put it in
On 19 February 2010 15:05, Christian Brabandt wrote:
>> It gave no error, but the font size did not change. Where in the vast
>
> Is that gvim? What does
> :echo &guifont
> return?
>
No, it was in Konsole. In GVIM things work better.
>> fine manual should I start looking for how to perform thi
* 2010-02-19 14:43 (+0200), Dotan Cohen wrote:
>> Unfortunately proportional fonts don't work that well in Vim but at
>> least changing font interactively is easy:
>>
>> set guifont=*
>>
>> You can set a certain font by using font name instead of "*".
> Thanks. When I use names that I suspect
Hi Dotan!
On Fr, 19 Feb 2010, Dotan Cohen wrote:
> It gave no error, but the font size did not change. Where in the vast
Is that gvim? What does
:echo &guifont
return?
> fine manual should I start looking for how to perform this necessary
> task in Linux?
See
:h 'guifont'
and
:h setting-gui
On 19 February 2010 13:16, Christian Brabandt wrote:
> Hi Teemu!
>
> On Fr, 19 Feb 2010, Teemu Likonen wrote:
>
>> * 2010-02-19 11:04 (+0200), Dotan Cohen wrote:
>>
>> > Depending on what I am editing, I sometimes prefer a fixed-width font
>> > and other tiems a proportional font. My previous edit
> Unfortunately proportional fonts don't work that well in Vim but at
> least changing font interactively is easy:
>
> set guifont=*
>
> You can set a certain font by using font name instead of "*".
>
Thanks. When I use names that I suspect (such as Tahoma, which is an
installed font) nothing h
Hi Teemu!
On Fr, 19 Feb 2010, Teemu Likonen wrote:
> * 2010-02-19 11:04 (+0200), Dotan Cohen wrote:
>
> > Depending on what I am editing, I sometimes prefer a fixed-width font
> > and other tiems a proportional font. My previous editor, Kate (KDE
> > Advanced Text Editor) lets the user change th
* 2010-02-19 11:04 (+0200), Dotan Cohen wrote:
> Depending on what I am editing, I sometimes prefer a fixed-width font
> and other tiems a proportional font. My previous editor, Kate (KDE
> Advanced Text Editor) lets the user change the font on the fly. Can
> VIM do this, or is playing with the co
Depending on what I am editing, I sometimes prefer a fixed-width font
and other tiems a proportional font. My previous editor, Kate (KDE
Advanced Text Editor) lets the user change the font on the fly. Can
VIM do this, or is playing with the config file (thus requiring a
restart) the only way?
Than
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