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Turning scrollbar off in emacsclient frames
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Ning Shi
Sep 8, 2015, 10:30:18 PM9/8/15
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I switched to use emacsclient recently and found that the scrollbar
always appears in the frame created by emacsclient. I have
scroll-bar-mode set to nil using customize and scrollbars don't appear
if I start a standalone emacs. What else should I check or set to hide
scrollbars in emacsclient frames?
Thanks,
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always appears in the frame created by emacsclient. I have
scroll-bar-mode set to nil using customize and scrollbars don't appear
if I start a standalone emacs. What else should I check or set to hide
scrollbars in emacsclient frames?
Thanks,
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Ning
Ian Zimmerman
Sep 8, 2015, 11:26:01 PM9/8/15
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vertical-scroll-bars = nil.
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Óscar Fuentes
Sep 9, 2015, 7:19:31 AM9/9/15
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Ning Shi <zee...@gmail.com> writes:
> I switched to use emacsclient recently and found that the scrollbar
> always appears in the frame created by emacsclient. I have
> scroll-bar-mode set to nil using customize and scrollbars don't appear
> if I start a standalone emacs. What else should I check or set to hide
> scrollbars in emacsclient frames?
Please use M-x report-emacs-bug for informing the Emacs maintainers
> I switched to use emacsclient recently and found that the scrollbar
> always appears in the frame created by emacsclient. I have
> scroll-bar-mode set to nil using customize and scrollbars don't appear
> if I start a standalone emacs. What else should I check or set to hide
> scrollbars in emacsclient frames?
about this issue.
It also happens if you put (scroll-bar-mode -1) in your .emacs?
John Yates
Sep 9, 2015, 8:56:55 AM9/9/15
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On Tue, Sep 8, 2015 at 11:25 PM, Ian Zimmerman <i...@buug.org> wrote:
> Customize default-frame-alist and as one of the parameters include
> vertical-scroll-bars = nil.
>
Alternatively, if you are on running under X you can customize your
> Customize default-frame-alist and as one of the parameters include
> vertical-scroll-bars = nil.
>
~/.Xresources. Here is mine:
Emacs.font: Dina-13
Emacs.fullscreen: maximized
Emacs.background: black
Emacs.foreground: white
Emacs.menuBar: off
Emacs.toolBar: off
Emacs.horizontalScrollBars: off
Emacs.verticalScrollBars: off
This seems to avoid a lot of flashing and frame resizing before emacs
settles into its initial configuration.
Ning Shi
Sep 9, 2015, 10:22:00 AM9/9/15
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Ian Zimmerman <i...@buug.org> writes:
> Customize default-frame-alist and as one of the parameters include
> vertical-scroll-bars = nil.
I tried this and it didn't work, either. However, what's interesting is
> Customize default-frame-alist and as one of the parameters include
> vertical-scroll-bars = nil.
that if I remove (scroll-bar-mode nil) from customize, and leave
(vertical-scroll-bars) in default-frame-alist, then the scrollbar is
gone.
I've also tried (scroll-bar-mode -1) without setting
(vertical-scroll-bars) in default-frame-alist, it didn't remove the
scrollbars.
It seems like scroll-bar-mode doesn't work with emacsclient frames. Not
only that, putting it in customize will somehow override the
(vertical-scroll-bars) setting in default-frame-alist.
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