Hi,
"maxwidth" still limits the width, what changed is how the width is
computed. Since patch 9.2.0419 it is the longest line in the whole
buffer, not the longest displayed line, so that the width does not change
while you scroll the popup with the mouse wheel. The completion menu
works the same way.
So a buffer with one long line now sits at "maxwidth" all the time. The
documentation still described the old rule, which is being corrected:
https://github.com/vim/vim/pull/20870
If that is too wide, lower "maxwidth".
computed. Since patch 9.2.0419 it is the longest line in the whole
buffer, not the longest displayed line, so that the width does not change
while you scroll the popup with the mouse wheel. The completion menu
works the same way.
So a buffer with one long line now sits at "maxwidth" all the time. The
documentation still described the old rule, which is being corrected:
https://github.com/vim/vim/pull/20870
If that is too wide, lower "maxwidth".
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Best regards,
Hirohito Higashi (h_east)
2026年5月27日水曜日 23:25:11 UTC+9 Salman Halim:
Hello,
GVim 9.2, patch 541, Windows 11.
My popups are as wide as the widest line, ignoring the maxwidth setting. This was working fine in 9.1, patch 2125, from where I upgraded yesterday.
The maxheight works fine.
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Salman
I, too, shall something make and glory in the making.
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