如何更改 Limp 用于连接 SBCL 的屏幕管理器“Screen”中的字体大小？
我最近开始使用 Lisp，而 Limp 是 VIM 唯一可用的插件。但是，一旦我设置好并按 F12，出现的类似终端的窗口的字体就非常小。我的屏幕分辨率为 1920x1080，阅读这么小的字体是不切实际的。我浏览了“屏幕”的手册页，但找不到任何有关更改字体或字体大小的有用信息。有办法做到这一点吗？
使用“xterm”而不是“screen”之类的东西怎么样？我查看了bridge.vim的代码。我不认为这是一项太大的任务。对此有什么想法吗？
I recently started using Lisp and Limp is the only available plugin for VIM. But, once I set it up and hit F12, the terminal like window that appears has a very small font size. I have a screen resolution of 1920x1080 and it's impractical to read such small fonts. I went through the man page of 'screen', but couldn't find any useful information on changing the font or font size. Is there a way to do this?
And how about using something like 'xterm' rather than 'screen'? I looked through the code of bridge.vim. I don't think it is too much of a task. Any ideas on this?
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screen是指 GNU screen 吗？GNU screen 是一个在另一个终端或模拟器中运行的终端模拟器。它无法直接控制字体大小；它纯粹基于文本。您看到的窗口必须是某个 GUI 终端模拟器；你还没有告诉我们足够的信息来猜测哪一个（可能是 xterm，可能是 Gnome 终端，等等）。
对于 xterm，control-right-click 应该会弹出“VT Fonts”菜单，它可以让您选择不同的字体。如果没有任何可用字体符合您的喜好，您可以使用 X 资源重新配置选项，包括默认字体的选择。
xterm 还支持设置当前字体的控制序列。您必须知道所需字体的名称。
xlsfonts将向您显示一个非常长的字体名称列表（它只向我显示了其中的 5594 个）。例如，如果您从 xterm 中运行的 shell 运行此命令：它应该为您提供我通常使用的字体。 但是
screen通常会拦截这样的转义序列，因此它可能无法在xterm下的screen中工作。其他终端仿真器应该有类似的机制。
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screen, do you mean GNU screen?GNU screen is a terminal emulator that runs in another terminal or emulator. It has no direct control over font sizes; it's purely text based. The window you're seeing must be some GUI terminal emulator; you haven't told us enough to guess which one (could be xterm, could be Gnome terminal, etc.).
For xterm, control-right-click should bring up the "VT Fonts" menu, which will let you select a different font. If none of the available fonts are to your liking, you can use X resources to reconfigure the options, including the choice for the default font.
xterm also supports a control sequence that sets the current font. You have to know the name of the font you want.
xlsfontswill show you a very long list of font names (it just showed me 5594 of them). For example, if you run this from a shell running in xterm:it should give you the font I usually use. But
screengenerally intercepts escape sequences like that, so it probably won't work fromscreenunderxterm.Other terminal emulators should have similar mechanisms.