Hello, vim developers!
I've noticed that the operator-pending mode cursor in GUI may be delayed
according to 'timeoutlen' when a custom map is defined. Judge by yourself:
$ gvim -u NONE -N
:map cs nop
:set timeoutlen=1000
iHelloesc
d
Behold! The cursor stays full height for another second,
Now I know what happens, and this is a bug either of vim or of gnome-
terminal. I traced the code from :quit, and noticed the following
calls: mch_exit() - mch_restore_title() - mch_settitle(). Beeps are
produced by the strings oldtitle and oldicon, which are filled with
garbage. So the real evil
On 24 Лип, 15:41, Tony Mechelynck antoine.mechely...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hm, what are the answers to each of the following in Vim running in
gnome-terminal?
:verbose set enc? tenc? term? t_ts? title? titlestring?
encoding=utf-8
Востаннє змінена у ~/.vimrc(eng: Last
No, nothing is output. I suspect either the code prints BEEP (007) or
one of used libraries. Let me experiment with different systems and
build options.
On 24 Лип, 05:15, Tony Mechelynck antoine.mechely...@gmail.com
wrote:
thing to do.
When you do
:verbose au VimLeave
does it mention
There appeared one annoying thing in vim-7.3 (starting even from
alpha). Every time I quit the editor, it beeps.
1) 'visualbell' is set.
2) 't_vb' is reset. In fact, when I set it to A, I see that character
is printed on excessive esc, but Vim still beeps on exit.
3) I'm sure this isn't about
Well, here it is.
-- Anatoli Sakhnik
On 11/11/2007, Bram Moolenaar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Best is if you send me the whole file as an attachment.
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