It doesn't compile under Mingw32 unless gui_w32.c is patched:
--- gui_w32.c.orig Sat May 05 04:24:58 2007
+++ gui_w32.c Tue May 08 09:01:11 2007
@@ -232,6 +232,7 @@
LPARAM lParam;
} NMTTDISPINFO_NEW;
+#ifndef __MINGW32__
#ifndef LPNMTTDISPINFO
typedef struct tagNMTTDISPINFOA {
>> I'm using Frugalware x86-64 as my Linux distro on my server machine.
Aha! When I change to a bitmap font the display problem seems to go away!
TrueType and PS fonts look ugly.
> I'm using Frugalware x86-64 as my Linux distro on my server machine.
>
> For some reason, "gvim" (compiled with --enable-features=big) has a very
> strange redraw problem, which is that it doesn't properly redraw the
> screen if the vim window is obscured, and requires ^L to redraw.
I should add
I'm using Frugalware x86-64 as my Linux distro on my server machine.
For some reason, "gvim" (compiled with --enable-features=big) has a very
strange redraw problem, which is that it doesn't properly redraw the
screen if the vim window is obscured, and requires ^L to redraw.
The problem also seem
The same problem exists if one uses "substitute()" or if one uses the
grouping operator and \1 ... the combining characters get removed.
I'm trying to look at the differences between regexp.c for vim6.4 and
vim7.0, but there are a ton of changes, and I don't know the code :(
> I notice other problems. For example, $ (in Normal mode) takes me to
> the fifth character. (With 'ruler' set, I see 17-5 in the status line.)
> Maybe there is a null byte in the fifth or sixth multi-byte character?
I think "$" and "ruler" are working correctly; the other 'characters' are
com
Arrgh! I can't send this message to the list, for some reason! Maybe
because it has strange characters in it?
OK: you can download my test.zip from here:
http://ronware.org/test.zip
In it you will find a file 'test.txt' which is UTF8 and will tell you how
to see the problem I am finding with
>> (I've attached the zip with the following text in case it doesn't come
>> through for you).
>>
>> If you do:
>>
>> :s/.*/hi&/
>
> Verified this happens on Linux as well.
And furthermore verified it does NOT happen on vim 6.4
> (I've attached the zip with the following text in case it doesn't come
> through for you).
>
> If you do:
>
> :s/.*/hi&/
Verified this happens on Linux as well.
I bit the bullet and upgraded to 7.0.
My Win32 GUI build in a single-exe installer (~10Meg) is on my site here:
http://ronware.org/gvim70-010.exe
As the name implies, it's at patchlevel 10. Oh, and it's supposedly
optimized for pentium4 machines, so if you have pentium3 or earlier it
might not
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