Closed fred-o closed 12 years ago
I guess the restore-frame function is used to re-maximize Emacs so that you can see everything when you are in full-screen mode. I'll look into it and add the missing dependency if it is required.
@jone do you know more about that?
restore-frame
is a maxframe function, but maxframe was not loaded in accesibility bundle but in maximize bundle. I've added the missing e-max-vendor..
@fred-o: could you update e-max (run scripts/update.sh
) and try again?
Yup, works like a charm.
However, increase-font-size
behaves a bit strange. When called, it maximizes the window, and also changes the font size of the status bar and minibuffer (which decrease-font-size
doesn't do).
I've updated maxframe and made increase-font-size
and decrease-font-size
only resize the frame if the maximize
bundle is active.
This should fix the unwanted maximizing of the frame.
The minibuffer size is still wrong when in fullscreen mode, but since fullscreen is in C (and - at least on Mac OS - introduced with a Emacs patch) it is hard to detect it..
@fred-o does that fix your issues?
This seems to be done. I'll close it for now. Reopen if there are any further problems.
When I call
increase-font-size
ordecrease-font-size
I get the following error message:However, things seem to work fine. I'm running emacs 23.3.1 on Ubuntu 11.10.