It is calculated in terms of the pane you are splitting, try eg splitw
-p50 twice.
You could also split it like you want then get the layout from lsw and
reapply it with selectl.
On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 11:51:18PM +, Paul Hirose wrote:
> How is the -p option for split-window calculated or "l
How is the -p option for split-window calculated or "lines" or "cells" when
using the -l option?
I have a gnome-terminal that is 100 columns by 69 rows using my current font.
new-session -d -n 'meow' 'CMD1'
split-window -h -p30 'CMD2'
split-window -h -p10 'CMD3'
I thought that would split my
