Sorry, I've sent this message to the wrong address at first. >> There is "im" and "ei" in urxvt's termcap. Correct me if I'm wrong, >> but it means urxvt supports insert modea bar used as the cursor, > > No, it means you can change the shape of the cursor - insert mode (as it > applies to apps) doesn't normally change the cursor - that's probably a > windows thing or so. > >> right? This can be useful for vim. I tried "printf '\33[4h'" in > > that enables smooth scorlling only, which currently has no effect on > urxvt. > >> plain shell (mksh) and got borked input. Setting t_SI (vim's code >> for insert mode) to ^[[4h has no effect. Is it a bug? > > whether vim outputs this code will have no effect, as that only sets > smooth scorlling, which is currently ignored by urxvt. Thank you! I was wrong. I though insert mode in termcap works like insert mode in gvimwhich changes the cursor's shape.
>> On another matter. Can I ask for undercurl support? According >> to vim's doc undercurl mode = "Cs", undercurl end = "Ce". >> I couldn't find this codes in terminfo's man though. > > I have no idea what undercurl is, do you have reference that explains > what > it is? It's like underline but curly. Yellow lines on this screencap I found in google: http://vim.1045645.n5.nabble.com/file/n3251541/2010-11-03_175511.png Although that's a gui version screencap, there are terminfo codes for undercurl in vim's man. _______________________________________________ rxvt-unicode mailing list [email protected] http://lists.schmorp.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/rxvt-unicode
