Graham Lawrence wrote:
> I start gvim with this entry in .bashrc
>
> alias G='gvim -fg white -bg black -geom 80x45 '
> and have in .vimrc
> set guioptions=aeik
>
> which works as expected and gives me a gvim that looks like vim in a tty,
> except that the 3 lines lost by removing the menu and toolbar are gone, and
> the remaining geometry is 80x42.
>
> Making the initial geometry 80x48 to compensate does not work as this asks
> for a window taller than the screen, and apparently is just ignored. How
> can I get rid of the menu and toolbar and also maximize the window height?
You should be able to resize the window after setting 'guioptions' with
set guioptions=aeik
set lines=45
There is a corresponding 'columns' option too, so you might be able to put
set columns=80 lines=45
in your vimrc after setting 'guioptions' and then you wouldn't need the
"-geom" flag in your alias anymore. (If you want different window sizes in
different situations, though, maybe this wouldn't make sense.)
HTH,
Benjamin
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