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Last I checked your builds didn't had `ns-toggle-fullscreen`. Is that still the case? EDIT: Looks like emacsforosx does not compile Emacs with support for abov
by gnufied 14y ago
Last I checked your builds didn't had `ns-toggle-fullscreen`. Is that still the case?
EDIT: Looks like emacsforosx does not compile Emacs with support for above command. Will you consider it? I totally understand distributing plain vanilla version though!
- mwyvern 14y agoHomebrew includes that patch, and the recipe has been updated for emacs 24. brew update # Lion only (or if you don't have xcode?) brew tap homebrew/dupes brew install apple-gcc42 # put these in your .bashrc export HOMEBREW_USE_GCC=1 export HOMEBREW_VERBOSE=1 # /Lion only brew install emacs --cocoa brew linkapps
- __david__ 14y agoNo, I don't want to support a bunch of little patches on top of emacs. But it's frustrating for me, too, because I want the feature as much as anyone else. I've been making do with "(setq ns-auto-hide-menu-bar t)" which is close to the desired behavior, especially when combined with maxframe [1]. It still has the window's title bar, so it's not exactly there. [1] https://github.com/rmm5t/maxframe.el https://github.com/rmm5t/maxframe.el I use it like this (where super is the command key): (defun toggle-frame-maximization () (interactive) (if (frame-parameter nil 'mf-maximized) (restore-frame) (maximize-frame))) (define-key global-map [(super return)] 'toggle-frame-maximization)