I use Sway, a tiling window manager. I've also set the font size of my terminal, Alacritty, to 16pt, which means that, whenever I open up epy, the margins are shorter than the default. When I fullscreen the terminal window, the text retains the smaller margins as opposed to reducing the margins to the default amount. I need to press = every time I invoke epy to reset it.
This also defeats the purpose of reducing the margins even further, because every time I close epy and re-open it, the margins push in the text so it matches the half of my screen it takes up again.
How I Expect It To Behave:
When I open epy, the margins should push the text in so it fits the window, but when I fullscreen it, it should change the margins to the most recent user-set value. If I shrink the window again such that the margins need to push the text, it should increase the perceived margin, but retain the margin value I set before changing it. If, at any point, I change the margins again, this should update the user-set value.
It would also be nice to be able to set the margins inside the configuration file too if/when it works this way.
I use Sway, a tiling window manager. I've also set the font size of my terminal, Alacritty, to 16pt, which means that, whenever I open up
epy
, the margins are shorter than the default. When I fullscreen the terminal window, the text retains the smaller margins as opposed to reducing the margins to the default amount. I need to press=
every time I invokeepy
to reset it.This also defeats the purpose of reducing the margins even further, because every time I close
epy
and re-open it, the margins push in the text so it matches the half of my screen it takes up again.How I Expect It To Behave:
When I open
epy
, the margins should push the text in so it fits the window, but when I fullscreen it, it should change the margins to the most recent user-set value. If I shrink the window again such that the margins need to push the text, it should increase the perceived margin, but retain the margin value I set before changing it. If, at any point, I change the margins again, this should update the user-set value.It would also be nice to be able to set the margins inside the configuration file too if/when it works this way.