How to use the fullsize of the terminal if output the source part to another terminal?
See original GitHub issueFor example, I open two panes side-by-side using tmux/screen, and I use dashboard source -output source.c /dev/pts/10
to the right pane which is /dev/pts/10
to view the source code part, but only 5 (which is default) lines of code is shown in /dev/pts/10
, I can change the default value, but it is fixed anyway.
How can I make the source part use the rest (in this case, fullsize) of the terminal if I output it to another terminal?
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Implemented in c824ff91ac150c29152e78f569ffada6e4519cec! Just pass 0 to the height of the Source or Assembly modules to make them use the whole available space. Of course it only does make sense when a module is the only one bound to a given terminal.
@hortinstein you can easily customize that, there’s no need to change the default value.