Steve Youngs <steve@xxxxxxxx> writes:
> * Zajcev Evgeny <lg@xxxxxxxx> writes:
>
> > Revision: xwem--main--2.2--patch-12
> > Summary: Possible fix for Steve's problem with minib resize
>
> Sorta works. At least now the minibuffer doesn't go so small that it
> can't be used and it doesn't disappear.
>
> The bad news is that the resizing is only happening with XWEM events
> like `H-x r'. With SXEmacs events such as M-x there is no
> resizing. :-(
>
> Hold on, explicitly loading xwem-minibuffer.el (M-x load-library RET)
> seems to have fixed that. I'm now getting resizing with both XWEM and
> SXEmacs things.
>
If you set `xwem-minibuffer-emacs-frames-has-minibuffer' to nil
using `customize-set-variable' - it should work for Emacs commands as
well as for xwem commands.
> There are still a couple of problems though. :-(
>
> I don't like my minibuffer shrinking smaller than its default height.
> Mine is approx 2 lines high and when I do something to invoke the
> minibuffer, `C-x C-f' for example, it is shrinking to l line high.
> Just a little annoying.
fixed, also take a look at `xwem-minib-resize-exact'
>
> And something is going crazy...
>
> I just did `C-x C-f ~/.xwem/xwemrc.el RET' and:
>
> crazy_1) The XWEM minibuffer increased in height momentarily to the
> _full_ height of my screen.
>
> crazy_2) When the buffer of xwemrc.el displayed, point was on line
> 56 instead of (point-min).
>
> crazy_3) After killing that buffer and returning to this buffer
> point was at (point-max) instead of where it was
> previously.
>
> I've also noticed things like getting stuck either in the minibuffer
> or out of it. If I were to guess I'd say that the focus is getting
> screwed up and XWEM is losing where it is supposed to be.
>
All of those, should be fixed by last commit.
Great thanks Steve for your tries and report! It helped much to
clarify minibuffer related things.
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