Closed musaffa closed 7 years ago
I wasn't able to replicate the behaviour. Can you give me more information, or a gif? Thanks
btw, I tried with:
let g:neoterm_position = "vertical"
let g:neoterm_size = 30
Size works with vertical positioning. But it doesn't seem to work with horizontal positioning. Regardless of the size I set, this is what I see in the editor:
Can you put here your neoterm configurations?
It is just:
let test#strategy = 'neoterm'
let g:neoterm_size = 30
Hum.. but this seems to be right, if you put the focus on the neoterm window you can do :echo winheight('%')
and this will return 30
. Now if you want you neoterm to be vertical you'll need to set let g:neoterm_position = "vertical"
.
But I prefer horizontal positioning. :(
So, it's already working?! right?! have you checked the window size with :echo winheight('%')
?
Oh didn't realize 30 is the half of the whole window. I was thinking in terms of vimux where 30 produced much smaller height.
Thanks for your time. :)
Same issue here, g:neoterm_size seems doesn't work with horizontal positioning.
How does this option now work in relation to g:neoterm_default_mod
? I have the following settings but I noticed the size option no longer has any effect
let g:neoterm_size = 10
let g:neoterm_default_mod = 'split'
@codeinabox with the new api something probably broke. Can you open a new issue, please?
Done, new issue is #202
I'm using
neoterm
withvim-test
. I've tried to set vertical size withneoterm_size
but it doesn't seem to work. It always takes the half of the current window.I also tried with quoted number:
let g:neoterm_size = "30"
. No result.