* Chris Jones had this to say on [12 Dec 2009, 19:22:51 -0500]: [snip] > > There seem to be other 'hidden' resize options: > > ^A resize +
What does it do? > ^A resize _ This '_' is shorthand for 'max'. There's also '0' for 'min'. > And how about: > > ^A resize \ I don't think there's any special meaning for this. Any unrecognized parameter is parsed as a number (0), and the selected region gets resized to 0 (which actually needs to be fixed). > I haven't tried other possibilities but I was wondering is a way to make > two vertical regions equal, i.e. the converse of: > > ^A resize = 'resize =' should (and does) resize vertical splits to equal widths for me. Does it not work for you? > As an aside, it would be nice if the delimiter between two vertical > regions was the same width as the the one between two horizontal > regions. > > Instead, I have a rather wide band that is almost one character cell > wide as compared with the couple of pixels used to delimit two > horizontal regions. The separator of two regions is always one character, so for vertical splits, it's a single-cell character wide, and for horizontal splits, it's one character high (which is really unlikely to be only a couple of pixels on any system). I am not really sure why you should see it any different. Cheers, Sadrul
