emacs nw 模式，调整大小拆分 window

Question

I'm interested how can I resize split windows in emacs when I'm in console mode?

I opened my file with:

emacs myfilename.txt -nw

now when I split my window with:

C-x 2 

or

C-x 3

how can I resize new windows?

Answer 1

Try Mx enlarge-window and Mx shrink-window .

You can specify the number of lines by which to enlarge or shrink with the prefix argument, eg to enlarge a window by six lines, type:

Cu 6 Mx enlarge-window

By default enlarge-window is bound to Cx ^ . shrink-window is not bound to any shortcut by default, but you can use a negative prefix argument with Cx ^ to get shrinkage.

So you could get the same effect as above by typing:

Cu 6 Cx ^ (enlarge)

Cu - 6 Cx ^ (shrink)

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A special case is the horizontal split where you have additional keyboard shortcuts available for embiggening or shrinking the windows:

Cx } is bound to enlarge-window-horizontally

Cx { is bound to shrink-window-horizontally

Again, you can use prefix arguments to specify the amount (ie, number of columns) you want to enlarge/shrink the windows with Cu

Answer 2

If you split window vertically with Cx 2 , use Cx ^ and Mx shrink-window . If you split horizontally with Cx 3 , use Cx { and Cx } to enlarge and shrink.

Answer 3

In addition to shrink-window and enlarge-window, you can also use enlarge-window-horizontally and shrink-window-horizontally.

Personally I bind these like this:

(global-set-key (kbd "A-<down>") 'enlarge-window)
(global-set-key (kbd "A-<up>") 'shrink-window)
(global-set-key (kbd "A-<left>") 'enlarge-window-horizontally)
(global-set-key (kbd "A-<right>") 'shrink-window-horizontally)

Then it's very easy to resize -nw window splits using alt-arrow keys. Also you can just hold the keys down to repeat the command, I find this easier than having to think about how many repeats I want (ie using Cu 10 etc).

(more info http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/WindowResize )