bug#15700:

bug#15700:

[e.taumberger]

The problem does not occur with 'emacs -q'
 

Mag. DIng. Ernst J. Taumberger

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bug#15700: 24.3; calling dired results in resized frame (it gets wider)

[martin rudalics]

Please keep the subject line unaltered in order to preserve the
integrity of this thread.

 > The problem does not occur with 'emacs -q'

So I can only guess what might happen here:

- Your `dired' has some large toolbar and the window manager tries to
   fit the frame to that toolbar.  This should be fairly easy to check.

- You use some add-on which fits the frame width to that of the dired
   buffer.  This should be easy to check too.

Otherwise, you will have to run edbug on `dired' and check whether and
where within `switch-to-buffer' it resizes the frame.  If this doesn't
help either, you'll have to search your .emacs for the offender.

martin

bug#15700: 24.3; calling dired results in resized frame (it gets wider)

[Lars Ingebrigtsen]

martin rudalics <rudalics@gmx.at> writes:

> Please keep the subject line unaltered in order to preserve the
> integrity of this thread.
>
>> The problem does not occur with 'emacs -q'
>
> So I can only guess what might happen here:
>
> - Your `dired' has some large toolbar and the window manager tries to
>   fit the frame to that toolbar.  This should be fairly easy to check.
>
> - You use some add-on which fits the frame width to that of the dired
>   buffer.  This should be easy to check too.
>
> Otherwise, you will have to run edbug on `dired' and check whether and
> where within `switch-to-buffer' it resizes the frame.  If this doesn't
> help either, you'll have to search your .emacs for the offender.

More information was requested, but no response was given within a few
months, so I'm closing this bug report.  If the problem still exists,
please reopen this bug report.

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bug#15700: 24.3; calling dired results in resized frame (it gets wider)

[martin rudalics]

 > More information was requested, but no response was given within a few
 > months, so I'm closing this bug report.  If the problem still exists,
 > please reopen this bug report.

Admittedly, it was not easy for the OP to understand which additional
information he should provide in the first place.

I now reopened this bug and merged it with bug#22000.  There David
Engster gives a clear description of how to reproduce the bug and what's
causing this nasty behavior.

martin