Vince:
I like the ability of the CONSIZE command to change the visible size of a window (/w). However, it also moves the top left corner of the window to the top left corner of the screen. Adding "/R 0 0" to the CONSIZE command made no difference. How do I keep the window's upper left corner anchored?
The reports below use parsed values from TCC's internal @winpos, _columns, _rows, and 4console.dll's _wincols and _winrows.
Original:
Window type: normal at T: -10, L: 1, B: 694, R: 1027
Window size: 142 x 56
Visible: 142 x 56
Command:
consize /w 142 57
After command:
Window type: normal at T: 0, L: 0, B: 716, R: 1026
Window size: 142 x 57
Visible: 142 x 57
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Steve
I like the ability of the CONSIZE command to change the visible size of a window (/w). However, it also moves the top left corner of the window to the top left corner of the screen. Adding "/R 0 0" to the CONSIZE command made no difference. How do I keep the window's upper left corner anchored?
The reports below use parsed values from TCC's internal @winpos, _columns, _rows, and 4console.dll's _wincols and _winrows.
Original:
Window type: normal at T: -10, L: 1, B: 694, R: 1027
Window size: 142 x 56
Visible: 142 x 56
Command:
consize /w 142 57
After command:
Window type: normal at T: 0, L: 0, B: 716, R: 1026
Window size: 142 x 57
Visible: 142 x 57
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Steve