Open daedsidog opened 3 months ago
When the minibuffer is invoked at first, it has proper centralization for the current screen:
The minibuffer maintains this centralization no matter what. Even if I rescale my screen, it follows suit:
But when it is populated (I'm using find-file-history as an example here, but this is a problem with other commands) it isn't centralized:
find-file-history
The same thing applies to when the window is being rescaled. Here is an example for going from half a window, to a full window:
This issue applies to both the SDL2 and ncurses version.
This also irks me. I think it's worth considering changing the default behavior to top/bottom with fill-width enabled:
When the minibuffer is invoked at first, it has proper centralization for the current screen:
The minibuffer maintains this centralization no matter what. Even if I rescale my screen, it follows suit:
But when it is populated (I'm using
find-file-history
as an example here, but this is a problem with other commands) it isn't centralized:The same thing applies to when the window is being rescaled. Here is an example for going from half a window, to a full window:
This issue applies to both the SDL2 and ncurses version.