> On Mar 5, 4:16 pm, John Degen wrote:
>> I have the following .gvimrc:
>>
>> set vb t_vb=
>> set showcmd
>> set guioptions=aegiLt
>> set tb=
>>
>> But after starting Gvim I still get a toolbar. :verbose set tb? says
>> ~/.gvimrc and if I manually do :set tb= the toolbar disappears as
>> expected. Any ideas?
>
> I found a solution, albeit a rather unsatisfactory one since I don't
> know what I'm doing: I commented out all lines in
> /usr/share/vim/vim73/ menu.vim containing "toolbar". Why aren't the
> settings in this file overridden by my /home/<user>/.gvimrc? The file
> menu.vim appears before my .gvimrc in the output of :scriptnames.
>
You don't want the 't' item in guioptions. That's short for 'tearoff'
menu items. Even if you add:
finish
as the first line of /usr/share/vim/vim73/menu.vim, you still get a
sliver of a menu bar when the 't' is there.
(though I only realized what was happening when I couldn't reproduce the
problem with the Debian vim-gtk package (GTK GUI) but could with
vim-gnome (GTK2-GNOME GUI).)
Not sure if there are other 'tearoff' menus in Vim (so that disabling
't' would be overkill), but that seems like the main problem.
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Best,
Ben
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