bug#882: marked as done ([emacs-snapshot] Wrong size of frame when maximized at startup.)

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regarding [emacs-snapshot] Wrong size of frame when maximized at startup.
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> [emacs-snapshot] Wrong size of frame when maximized at startup.
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> Thu, 4 Sep 2008 12:10:40 +0200
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> I'm using sawfish window manager (lisp lover too ;D), and one of the
> features of it allows regexp matched windows to be maximized at
> startup.
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> In emacs22 the behavior is nice.. emacs gets maximized with the right
> dimensions and size, matching the limits of the window frame.
> (screenshot: http://www.uco.es/~q22cavaf/emacs22.png  )
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> However, when i'm using emacs-snapshot package emacs does not cover
> the full size of the window frame (see screenshot below).
> ( http://www.uco.es/~q22cavaf/emacs-bug.png  )
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> It looks like the size of the inner frame is somewhat related to the
> font I'm using (it always has 123x33 characters, aprox) and some
> bigger fonts make the emacs rendering be even bigger than the window
> frame.
> When running without configuration ( emacs-snapshot -q ) the window
> gets the right size, filling the window frame, but  it looks like it
> is "123x33" also... I think that maybe the window got filled BEFORE
> the user font configuration was read, and that might be the reason why
> it gets the right size when no configuration is made but wrong size
> when setting a custom font.
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> The frame gets fixed as soon as I unmaximize the window, but I would
> like to know if this can be fixed someway to behave like emacs22.
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> Thank you so much.. best editor in the world, really.
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> Fernando Carmona Varo
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> Re: [emacs-snapshot] Wrong size of frame when maximized at startup.
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> Tue, 11 Aug 2009 00:25:24 -0400
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> > However, when i'm using emacs-snapshot package emacs does not cover
> > the full size of the window frame (see screenshot below).  (
> > http://www.uco.es/~q22cavaf/emacs-bug.png )
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> I believe this is fixed in the current CVS trunk (2009-07-03 changes by
> Jan Djarv).
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