flyingpie / windows-terminal-quake

Enable Quake-style dropdown for (almost) any application.
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When VerticalScreenCoverage is not 100, the width of the terminal is less than the width of the screen #12

Closed blasnier closed 4 years ago

blasnier commented 4 years ago

Hello,

With v0.4, if I set the VerticalScreenCoverage to less than 100, my terminal looks like this:

image

The tabs are not displayed because I used the focus mode of the Terminal Preview. This focus mode does not seem to affect the width issue.

Thanks for this project, I use it every day!

flyingpie commented 4 years ago

@baslas I've looked at this a little more, and it seems that the terminal is fixed to certain intervals when it comes to the width:

WinTerm

Perhaps due to the row/column-nature of the terminal.

The window itself actually is set to exactly the right width, but it still leaves some margins. When I try to manually widen it a little bit, it falls outside the screen.

This may not actually be a problem, so I'll try and see if I can add some optional margins to overflow, so at least the entire screen is taken up.

flyingpie commented 4 years ago

@baslas I've updated the v0.5 release with a "HorizontalScreenCoverage" setting. I'm a little wary to make 100% be more than the full width of the screen, since I think that might cause trouble with some resolutions.

But it's possible to oversize the terminal by setting the coverage to 100.5 or 101, which makes the terminal fit better.

100.5: image

101 (bleeds into the next monitor): image

Could you try that and see if it solves the issue?

flyingpie commented 4 years ago

Closing this, please feel free to re-open if this is still an issue!