On Fri, 15 Nov 2024 at 17:20, martin rudalics <rudalics@gmx.at> wrote:

With "good" scenario I meant one where you don't see any shrinking.  A
"bad" scenario is one where you see it.  Sorry for being unclear.

I feel I'm being a bit slow here. As I understand it, I see shrinking with every new window in an unpatched Emacs, and with your recent patch, I don't see shrinking; as I previously said, for me currently, bad == unpatched and good == patched. Does that sound right?

Please apply the attached diff to an unpatched Emacs and tell me whether
the frame sizes for a bad scenario are in any way different from those
that you see for the same bad scenario in an unpatched Emacs.  Here the
patch has no effect.

So as far as I can tell, this request supersedes any outstanding previous requests; does that sound right? Once I've given you these data, you'll have frame sizes as given at the breakpoint for three scenarios:

1. Patched (already done).
2. Plain unpatched (not yet done).
3. Unpatched but with natural size forced to 800x600.

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