RE: Weird frame/buffer interaction

["EXT-Broida, Michael P" <michael.p.broida@boeing.com>]

Hi!
	I was CC'd on the below message, and figured I'd
	throw my two cents in to cloud the issue.  <grin>

	I don't know what "magic resize" you're talking
	about.  My original post was about the fact that
	SOMETIMES I can drag a modebar down and it will
	compress several windows below it, but OTHER TIMES
	it will only compress the FIRST window below the
	bar then will STOP moving.  I can't see any kind
	of pattern on when it allow or disallows that
	resizing to occur.

	Hope that helps a bit.

		Thanks for looking at it, folks!
			Mike

> ----------
> From: 	Richard Stallman[SMTP:rms@gnu.org]
> Reply To: 	rms@gnu.org
> Sent: 	Sunday, March 03, 2002 10:07 PM
> To: 	storm@cua.dk
> Cc: 	eliz@is.elta.co.il; emacs-devel@gnu.org; michael.p.broida@boeing.com
> Subject: 	Re: Weird frame/buffer interaction
> 
>     I just tried to create 6 windows on a frame (50x132) with 
> 
> I can't even see the bottom window when I try this, not even with font
> 5x7.
> So I can't debug it.  But I can answer some questions:
> 
>     Depending on the sequence in which the windows are split, the "magic"
>     resizing of the windows seem to affect all or only some of the
>     windows.  So it is might be related to "parent/child" window
>     relationships?
> 
> Not in a case like this.  When all the splittings are vertical,
> you get one set of equal siblings under a single parent window.
> 
> Can you make the problem happen using C-x ^?  That way you could
> determine more precisely when the problem happens, so you could get
> set up such that the next C-x ^ command will produce the problem.
> That would make it more convenient to step thru and see why it
> suddenly makes all the windows equal in size.
> 

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