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You can use standard Vim shortcuts to resize window splits, which includes Neoterm ones. Besides, the documentation suggests that you can either use g:neoterm_size
to set the default size or pass a resize=V
option to any :Topen
or Ttoggle
command.
So what does 'V' stand for exactly? I usually do :botright term ++rows=20, is V=20? It's cool that you have a documentation but it's not really designed to help a lay man.
i actually need to know how to resize the neoterm ?