On Thu, Jul 25, 2019 at 08:40:01AM -0700, Mun <mj...@mailmun.com> wrote:
> > But using echo is fine, of course.
>
> Thanks for the tip; that's certainly cleaner than an actual ESC char in
> a file. However, I get the same results. That is, the actual window
> geometry does not change, but an "inner" window of sorts is created that
> doesn't actually serve my purpose.
Hmm, that sounds like you use an extension that embeds urxvt in another
window - most likely tabbed. I am afraid then it gtets a lot harder,
because the size change indeed only reflects in the inside temrinal window
then, and whatever extension or embedder you use would have to execute the
size change.
You could try to find the outside window id by walking up from $WINDOWID
(e.g. xwininfo -tree -root), and calling xresizewindow on the X display, but
thats not somehting I would attempt lightly :)
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