ReneFroger

When I add let &winwidth = 106, the window changes when switchting from window! It's working properly now, seems you found a fix for this issue! :tada: Any idea how...

Output when I'm typing :autcmd VimResized (no splitting windows opened): ``` --- Auto-Commands ---- GoldenView VimRezied * call GoldenView#Enter{{'event' : 'VimResized'}) ``` So propably the autocommand for GoldenView is already...

Ok, I changed this: ``` if !&winfixwidth || opts['force'] let &winwidth = \ s:eval(a:profile, a:profile['focus_window_winwidth']) endif ``` To ``` if !&winfixwidth || opts['force'] let old_winwidth = &winwidth let &winwidth =...

To your first question, yes, I get the same message. If I'm not wrong, I start Vim, which is usually in small window. I get the message. When I resize...

Thanks for your answer, it's clear now. I will look for another Vim build for Windows platform. Many many thanks for all your time you're trying to help me! :)

I already asked Haroogan's if there is any chance that he could compile Gvim with funcref evalution. :) https://bitbucket.org/Haroogan/vim-for-windows/issue/8/please-update-to-the-latest-patch-74393

I changed it into the following, from line 347: ``` try if !&winfixwidth || opts['force'] let &winwidth = GoldenView#TextWidth() endif if !&winfixheight || opts['force'] let &winheight = GoldenView#TextWidth() endif catch...

Thanks for your comment, Chrisbra! Your thoughts are much appreciated, I will try it tomorrow! (hell of busy work lately....)

@zhaocai I would like to thank you for your time. I replaced the lines with the profile definition. It is not working, unfortunately. But I noticed something. GoldenView is not...

I was wondering if you got any chance to look into this, perhaps, @gazorby ?