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Describe the bug
I'm using DWM. When I plot something in python using Ipython in one terminal and nvim in the other, the plot appear in an external window with full width. The problem is that when i quit that window, the neoterm for some reason expands.
If I change the way that this external window appear, like with no full width and floating, this problem dissapear. So it's not an urgent problem, but it make me intrigue.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Opened a neoterm shortcut with :Ttoggle
Start ipython --no-autoindent
Send code for plot in python
Close the plot
The width of the terminal change.
Screenshots/gifs
Here is how I do it with a dummy example, and how it's look at the end.
How it's appear at first:
How it's appear when I plot:
How it's appear after I close the plot:
Versions (Issues without this information will take longer to be answered/solved):
OS: Arch Linux, 5.15.5
neoterm commit master/e78179a
filetype off
let &runtimepath.=',~/.vim/bundle/neoterm'
filetype plugin on
let g:neoterm_bracketed_paste=1
let g:neoterm_size=70
let g:neoterm_default_mod = 'vertical'
let g:neoterm_autoscroll=1
let g:neoterm_direct_open_repl=1
" Calling :Tclose or :Ttoggle kills the terminal
let g:neoterm_keep_term_open=1
- Vim or Neovim
- [ ] vim
- [X] neovim
- 0.6
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
I'm using DWM. When I plot something in python using Ipython in one terminal and nvim in the other, the plot appear in an external window with full width. The problem is that when i quit that window, the neoterm for some reason expands.
If I change the way that this external window appear, like with no full width and floating, this problem dissapear. So it's not an urgent problem, but it make me intrigue.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
:Ttoggle
Screenshots/gifs
Here is how I do it with a dummy example, and how it's look at the end.
How it's appear at first:
How it's appear when I plot:
How it's appear after I close the plot:
Versions (Issues without this information will take longer to be answered/solved):
filetype off
let &runtimepath.=',~/.vim/bundle/neoterm'
filetype plugin on
let g:neoterm_bracketed_paste=1
let g:neoterm_size=70
let g:neoterm_default_mod = 'vertical'
let g:neoterm_autoscroll=1
let g:neoterm_direct_open_repl=1
" Calling :Tclose or :Ttoggle kills the terminal
let g:neoterm_keep_term_open=1
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: