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Hi all How can I configure .emacs to open emacs with a different window size (width) depending on the file type being opened. For example, let say I want to ...
  1. 11-14-2011 #1
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    .emacs configuration

    Hi all

    How can I configure .emacs to open emacs with a different window size (width) depending on the file type being opened.
    For example, let say I want to have 80 characters when I open a .v (Verilog) file and 160 characters when I open a .pl (Perl) file.

    Is this possible?

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  2. 11-18-2011 #2
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    The basic window that emacs is displayed within is called a frame. Check out this link: Set The Size and Position of Emacs Frames
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    Just remember, Semper Gumbi - always be flexible!
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