Hello,
Steps to reproduce bug on Windows 7, 64 bit, Official big version of
vim.exe:
1) Create a file, foo.vim, as follows:
set laststatus=2
augroup ReSizingReporter
autocmd VimResized * echomsg "c:" &columns " l:" &lines
augroup END
2) Start cmd.exe. Right-click on top bar and select Properties. Select
Layout tab; make both "Screen Buffer Size" and "Window Size" to be
equal and to be, say, width of 96 and height of 32.
3) Start
vim.exe -u foo.vim --noplugin
4) Right click on top bar, select Properties and make _only_ "Screen
Buffer Size" smaller, say, width 64 and height 24.
5) Issue command ":messages" and verify that Vim has reacted to change
in size.
6) Exit vim. Repeat steps (2 and 3).
7) Right click on top bar, select Properties and make _only_ "Screen
Buffer Size" _larger_, say, width 128 and height 36.
8) Observe that vim is now confused. :messages shows nothing. Click
and drag corner of window so that scroll bars disappear. Right click on
top bar, select Properties and observe that Window Size now equals
Screen Buffer Size. Still :messages shows nothing, and vim is confused.
9) Issue command ":set columns 128" and ":set lines 36" -- vim has
become OK again.
So vim reacts properly to contraction of window but not to expansion of
window.
--Suresh
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