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The article mentions the same is possible in MacVim, but not how to do it. Any pointers?
by Hates_ 15y ago
The article mentions the same is possible in MacVim, but not how to do it. Any pointers?
- pssdbt 15y agoAlso curious about this. Entering fullscreen used to do it correctly, but in the latest MacVim the document spans 100%, even if you have "Prefer native fullscreen support" unchecked.
- bouncingsoul 15y agoSnapshot 61 added maxhorz and maxvert to fullscreen options by default. You have to set fuoptions yourself if you want something different. See my other comment for what I do.
- drKarl 15y agohttp://mutelight.org/articles/vim-is-writeroom-level-2.html http://mutelight.org/articles/vim-is-writeroom-level-2.html
- bouncingsoul 15y agoIn vimrc: if has('gui_macvim') set fuoptions=background:Normal endif Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/HeWkK.png http://i.imgur.com/HeWkK.png