Re: winwidth & winheight doesn't work here

> On Sun, Oct 09, 2011 at 11:37:56PM +0200, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
>On 09/10/11 11:08, Roger wrote:
>> Reading the good book Learning the VIM Editor(s) and see winwidth& winheight
>> mentioned, but am having trouble getting it working here!
>>
>> Why, when settings winwidth on vertical split files, it's not automagically
>> resizing the windows as I toggle between the files?
>>
>> I have set to noequalalways, also. :-/
>>
>
>With me it does, but remember that these options are "desired minimums
>for the current window" and that the "absolute minimums for any window"
>are set by 'winminwidth' and 'winminheight'. When switching windows, the
>new window will not be resized if it already exceeds the desired
>minimum, nor will it be made bigger than would allow all other windows
>to remain at or above the absolute minimum.
>
>Also, some special window types have their own desired minimums: see
> :help 'helpheight'
> :help 'cmdwinheight'
> :help 'previewheight'
>
>The absolute minimums may be set to zero, the desired minimum for the
>current window must be at least 1 since the currentcursor location must
>always be visible.
>
>The following should swell the current window to maximum size, squashing
>other windows to only a vertical divider on left and right or a status
>line above and below:
>
> :set nowfh " no fixed size
> :set noea eadirection=both " no equal size
> :set wmw=0 wmh=0 " squash other windows
> :set wiw=9999 wh=999 hh=999 cwh=999 pvh=999 " enlarge current window
> :let netrw_winsize = 100 " netrw split to 100% size
>
>Best regards,
>Tony.

Great. Thanks Tony. I'll relook over those later settings here. So far,
minheigh/width is set to 0 or 1 here.

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