Re: moving window handling into lisp

[grischka <grishka@gmx.de>]

martin rudalics wrote:
>  > In theory, switching from normal to maximized state and back again 
> does not
>  > loose information at all.
> 
> In principle, Emacs windows should not be less than `window-min-height'
> lines tall.  But an application can temporarily bind that variable to a
> smaller value during resizing and leave around a window of less height.
> Such windows usually don't harm when maximizing the frame but won't get
> us back the previous state when switching back to normal.

You can't blame packages that they go through any hack to defend
their layout against the unpredictable interventions from the
distributed fuzzy-machine, err... emacs window-management.

> On the other hand, switching from maximized to normal and back again
> will fail more frequently due to `window-min-height'.  Note also that
> the issues I mention here are not reponsible for the bad behavior you
> observed earlier.  (Not directly, at least.)

Me thinks there are much more thoughts spend on 'window-min-height'
now than there possibly were at the time when it was first introduced.

--- grischka

> martin
>