Wojciech Pilorz wrote:
> I have seen the following in GTK2 version of gvim built from vim70f03
> shapshot on Fedora Core 4 Linux:
>
> how to repoduce:
> 1. open a new gvim
> 2. execute :tab help
> 3. scroll the help opened in new tab
> 4. execute another :tab help
>
> The result I see is that new help tab have overlayed parts of previous
> help tab text with new contents;
> After I press Ctrl-L all is back OK;
> I am unable to reproduce that in vim opened in xterm or in KDE konsole.
>
> GTK version is gtk2-2.6.10
I see the problem. Thanks for the clear explanation.
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