Closed gopar closed 1 year ago
When using nano, if you call display-buffer, (eg (display-buffer "hey.el"), the buffer will take up the whole window.
display-buffer
(display-buffer "hey.el")
When not using nano, the buffer will split vertically side by side. Not sure what config changes in nano lead to this. (Rusty w/ emacs)
Any ideas? Thanks!
Ah figured it out, it was due to
;; No popup windows (setq pop-up-windows nil)
in nano-defaults.el
nano-defaults.el
Setting that to true fixed it.
When using nano, if you call
display-buffer
, (eg(display-buffer "hey.el")
, the buffer will take up the whole window.When not using nano, the buffer will split vertically side by side. Not sure what config changes in nano lead to this. (Rusty w/ emacs)
Any ideas? Thanks!