autocmd VimResized * <foo>
will run the command <foo>
whenever the vim application's window is resized.
Is there a way to run different commands depending on whether the resize is a shrink or a grow?
And, if so, are there any caveats for console vim?
Different VimResized autocmds for Shrinking and Growing
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A window is 2-dimensionnal, so the concept of shrinking or growing is quite imprecise : are you talking about the height, or about the width, or about the area?
Let's assume you're talking about the area.
A simple way to do it is to save the last size of the window, on startup and on each time the win is resized; then you just have to compare the last size and the new one, each time the win is resized:
This was only tested with Gvim; I never use Vim in console. Hope it'll work as well