> ** NOTE: these scripts need wimtweak.dll (http://www.vim.org/scripts/ > script.php?script_id=687) ** > > darkroom.vim > ------------------- > call libcallnr("vimtweak.dll", "SetAlpha", 210) > set go& go-=m go-=T go-=r stal& > call libcallnr("vimtweak.dll", "EnableMaximize", 1) > call libcallnr("vimtweak.dll", "EnableCaption", 0) > call libcallnr("vimtweak.dll", "EnableTopMost", 1) > map <special> <F12> :ru undarkroom.vim<CR> [snip] > The F12 key is used to switch between fullscreen and window mode. The > scripts are placed in the main folder, where gvim is located. > Following line must be added to _vimrc to map F12 for first use: > > :map <special> <F12> :ru darkroom.vim<CR>
Nice to see these sorts of options on what I presume is the Win32 platform (as guessed by the .dll rather than .so ending). On my Linux boxes, I just use (non-g)vim in a console window -- my window manager (fluxbox) can control transparency, window-dressing (currently super+F12), maximization (currently super+X), and layer (currently super+pgup/pgdn). So I can do this with any window I want, not just vim :) -tim --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
