KLEIN Stéphane wrote:
Hi,
is there gvim full screen mode feature on GNU/Linux Gnome... ?
Regards,
Stéphane
I don't think there is a full-screen mode as such, but on any version of
gvim you can do:
:set go-=m go-=T go-=l go-=L go-=r go-=R go-=b go-=F
:set lines=999 columns=999
'guioptions': We remove the flags one-by-one to avoid problems if they
appear in the option in a different order, or if some of them do not
appear at all. By choosing which ones to remove (or not) you can
customize your own flavour of "full-screen Vim".
m when present, menu bar is present
T when present, toolbar is present on versions which
support it (W32, GTK1, GTK2, Motif, Photon, kvim)
l when present, left scrollbar is always present
L when present, left scrollbar is present if there is
a vertical split
r when present, right scrollbar is always present
R when present, right scrollbar is present if there is
a vertical split
b when present, bottom scrollbar is present
F when present, gvim (Motif) will display a footer
'lines', 'columns': setting them to a large value will maximize the window.
see
:help 'guioptions'
:help 'lines'
:help 'columns'
Best regards,
Tony.
