Charles E Campbell Jr wrote:
A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
No it doesn't (and I'm using almost the same as yours, i.e., Huge
version 7.0.42 with GTK2-GNOME GUI) on SuSE Linux 9.3 Professional.
With my own vimrc I get it even with no editfile.
A little experimenting shows that the e flag must be absent from
'guioptions' for the bug to manifest. Here's a new testcase:
gvim -N -u NONE
:set go-=e stal=2 wmh=0 wh=999
:new
Now click on both status lines in alternation and see what happens.
(Clicking inside the bottom window does select it, but with ":set
wmh=0 wh=999" this is usually not possible.)
OK, with this (I also included a "-u NONE") I was unable to select the
bottom window by clicking on it.
I didn't include -U NONE (with uppercase U) for two reasons, each of
which is sufficient by itself:
1) -u NONE (with lowercase u) suppresses sourcing of vimrc, plugins
_and_ gvimrc.
2) I don't have a gvimrc anyway.
Interestingly, after a ctrl-w j to select the bottom window by moving
the cursor to it, I was able to click
on the upper window status line with the mouse to select it.
Me too. In fact, with any number of windows (more than one) I can select
any of them _except_ the bottom one by clicking its statusline.
Consider it duplicated!
For those who are silently browsing: the 'e' option in guioptions is
supposed to
"Add tab pages when indicated with 'showtabline'"
... and 'stal' or 'showtabline' set to 2 means "always". Without the e
flag, gvim uses a "text" tabline similar to that of the console version.
so it doesn't appear like it should have this behavior.
Regards,
Chip Campbell
Best regards,
Tony.
