Hi Am 26.10.2006 05:08:33 schrieb Benji Fisher:
> If you want someone to try to reproduce the problem, we need more > information. Where did you get your copy of vim; or, if you compiled > yourself, how did you do it? (In the first case, please give a link to > the download site. In the second case, we need to know patch level, > which compiler, what options you used to compile, etc.) If in fact > PEBKAV, then it probably makes a difference what language/localization > you have for WinXP. Jetzt bin ich aber platt... (Sorry my english isn't good enough to translate this proverb) I've used the current version from www.vim.org. "gvim --version" gives VIM - Vi IMproved 7.0 (2006 May 7, compiled May 7 2006 16:23:43) MS-Windows 32 bit GUI version with OLE support Compiled by [EMAIL PROTECTED] Big version with GUI. But your statement get me the idea to try another version. I had version 7.0.106 installed (but never really used) and ... the problem disappears. Same plugins, same configuration and so on. Then I've installed 7.0.146 from the cream-project (http://tinyurl.com/ygovss) and again no problem with the backtick. > I still suspect that a mapping or abbreviation is involved. > Especially since you mentioned tex: have you installed latex-suite? No, from the latex-suite I'm using only the folding methods. And especially I'm not using the plugin imaps. And it happend with python files too. > If there is no problem with console-vim, then I want to know the > result of starting gvim while skipping all your startup files. I am not > sure of the right syntax from an XP command line, but something like > > $ gvim.exe -u NONE -U NONE Sorry in my last mail I should have noted, that I've already tried this with gvim and console-vim. And it didn't solve the problem (with gvim). > If you still see the problem after starting gvim this > way, then I will be convinced that there is no errant mapping causing Well something with the version on www.vim.org is wrong ... at least in combination with my system/configuration. > (I think the -U NONE is redundant, but it does not hurt much to leave > it in.) From gvim --help -u <vimrc> Use <vimrc> instead of any .vimrc -U <gvimrc> Use <gvimrc> instead of any .gvimrc > HTH --Benji Fisher Yes it did - Thanks a lot cu boesi -- <THammY-> und meine hände ham bisher immer nur das gemacht was ich will </THammY>
