On 16/03/10 20:08, Stanislav wrote:
Hello everyone!
I'm using GTK GVim under gnome, and there are strange 2px margins from
window border (I mark it with red lines on screenshot:
http://i43.tinypic.com/243i3ww.png). It will be nice, if it doesn't
affects on a max lines and columns in buffer, so when I'm going
fullscreen, I get 45x145 size of buffer (instead of 46x146, that
perfectly fits into my 1024x600 display) and ugly gray spaces as free
bonus. Of course, I can set&lines += 1 and&columns += 1, but it
can't be automated, when I switching in fullscreen (or do another
window resizing). I have tried to use&guiheadroom, change .gtk-2.0 (x/
ythickness), .Xdefaults, choosing better font family and size, but I
found nothing. All turns into buffer size, that doesn't fit into my
screen (or also in window). In Win32 GUI it's no spaces between window
borders and buffer as well.
Any ideas, how can I fix it?
Other than
if has('gui_running')
if exists(':winpos') == 2
winpos 0 0
endif
set guiheadroom=0 lines=999 columns=9999
endif
my only suggestion is to live with it, or maybe click the "Maximize"
button (near one end of the titlebar) at gvim startup.
Best regards,
Tony.
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