Closed domtronn closed 7 years ago
I'm not sure why you would want this behaviour? Would you mind adding some justification for this? Is it more that you would only want the clock when in you only have one window horizontally?
I mean, I can always add some kind of custom variable/setting for this 🤔
No, my point is that this information is redundant with any desktop environment (which always displays current time), whenever emacs is not fullscreen. However, with a fullscreen emacs, the desktop environment panels are not visible anymore ;-)
Ah! That's a very good point 😅 However, on my mac I have the "Automatically hide and show the menu bar" enabled, so even when Emacs isn't fullscreen I can't see the time!
But yep, that's a good enough reason for me to make this a customisable feature, I'll start working on this now 👍
Awesome :-)
Works like a charm, whenever used with the spaceline-all-the-icons-fullscreen
segment. The behaviour is random using MacOS maximise button.
Actually, using the MacOS green traffic light button, the behaviour is inversed (clock shows on minimize, disappears on maximize).
Hmm, I can't reproduce this behaviour with the traffic light button? Is this still an issue?
(Quoted from @jwintz #7)