do not store window size and position when in fullscreen mode#1
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do not store window size and position when in fullscreen mode#1Snaptags wants to merge 1 commit intoruedigerha:masterfrom
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When using
let g:screen_size_restore_pos = 1in .vimrc to save and restore screen positions, gvim behaves strange when exiting from full screen mode: the "new" window dimensions are stored and gvim starts in some kind of full screen view the next time. This is ugly, because the vim-fullscreen full screen mode does look much better and can be set as default via .vimrc.I made several small modification to:
screen_size_restore_poswhen full screen is deactivatedI successfully tested this using Windows only, but should not break anything on other environments.