Hrvoje Niksic writes:
[ Added xemacs-beta, as this is not Windows-specific ]
"Kirill M. Katsnelson" <kkm(a)kis.ru> writes:
> Toolbars are not redrawn even they definietly have to. This is shown
> in 20.3/X too. Try C-x 2, (set-specifier default-toolbar-height 70
> (selected-window)). Toolbar enlarges. When you click on another
> window, showing the same buffer, the toolbar does *not* shrinks
> back. Pull window by its corner. Aha, XEmacs knows that the toolbar
> should be redrawn, it just a bit lazy on doind this :)
Yup, I can repeat this in 21.0-b40 under X.
This is expected behavior. Window toolbar sizes are constrained
to be no larger than the sizes instantiated at the frame level.
The point of this is to avoid having the frame size flap when the
current buffer or selected window changes. At least that's how I
remember Chuck explaining it.