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Question

I want to disable the terminal statusline in gVim as it seems quite useless and I usually have the windows at a relatively small size when using gVim, so it takes up too much space.

I've tried quite a few things, like this:

" Disable statusline in gvim terminal window
if has('gui_running')
  augroup TerminalStatusline
    autocmd!
    autocmd TermOpen * setlocal laststatus=0
    autocmd TermClose * setlocal laststatus=2
  augroup END
endif

This results in an error on startup:

E216: No such group or event TermOpen * setlocal laststatus=0

Even if it didn't error, I don't think it would have done what I wanted anyway, as the statusline on other windows would also be disabled until I closed the terminal window.

Answer 1

You can't disable individual status lines, the :terminal's included.

Furthermore…

1. The events TermOpen and TermClose don't exist. Instead of trying random events, find the right ones under :help autocommand-events:

             Terminal
    |TerminalOpen|      after a terminal buffer was created
    |TerminalWinOpen|   after a terminal buffer was created in a new window
   

   And yes, there is no corresponding "*Close" event, which means that your strategy needs a bit of rethinking.

2. Setting :help 'laststatus' locally is pointless anyway, because it is a global option. You either have a status line on the last window or you don't, and the terminal's status line is not special.

Answer 2

This disables the distracting and unpleasant terminal statusline when the terminal window is active.

It reappears when it's not active, but that doesn't matter as it's not getting in the way (it appears in lightened text as the window is not active).

It also only works with the first terminal if you have both vertically and horizontally split terminals, which is an unlikely thing for me to do in gvim.

" These options need to be set, which I think make more sense anyway
set splitright
set splitbelow

" Disable statusline in gvim terminal window (when active)
if has('gui_running')
  augroup TerminalStatusline
    autocmd!
    autocmd TerminalOpen * set laststatus=0
    autocmd BufEnter     * if &buftype != 'terminal' | set laststatus=2 | endif
    autocmd BufEnter     * if &buftype == 'terminal' | set laststatus=0 | endif
  augroup END
endif