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If you just want full-screen, it's ":set fullscreen" on MacVim, or ":set fu" for short.
by bdr 15y ago
If you just want full-screen, it's ":set fullscreen" on MacVim, or ":set fu" for short.
- sunkencity 15y agoawesome. :set nofu to get back My pet peeve with vim is the :set paste, :set nopaste things why not have :set paste false....
- hesitz 15y agoI also don't like this, although it's no big deal, and it happens with a few other settings (e.g., 'number'). One way around it is to forget about using the 'set' command entirely and to assign all settings using the setting variable directly. Every setting has a corresponding variable that can be accessed by prefixing with &, so to set paste off you can just do ':let &paste=0'.
- shazow 15y agoYou can also do :set fu! :set paste! Instead of nofu or nopaste.
- nicholasjbs 15y agoLearn something new everyday. Thanks, shazow!
- te_chris 15y agocmd + return is the shortcut for fullscreen on MVim too.