Add configuration option to set window size
See original GitHub issueThis is a feature request: I would like to be able to set the window’s starting width and height in my ginit.vim
configuration file, rather than restoring the previous size. Personally, I like to start from a known state when I launch vim, even if I may resize the window later (e.g., by maximizing or tiling to half-screen). Being able to set this in terms of rows and columns would be ideal.
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ok I’m done. classic. programmer’s estimation of time.
Also is good to add option to set default parameters, e.g. default workspace section in ~/.config/fvim/config.json. Now for every new path FVim creates frame 800x600 and need to resize it manually.