sun wrote:
You need to set ':set mouse=all'. Then your vim-in-xterm will
reacti to the mouse.
yes, that works.
The cmd box is different case, I beleive that mouse events are
not passed to vim in cmd box.
Yakov
en..., I was used to opening cygwin by cmd.exe, and also vim in it. It
is not necessary to open X server then start a xterm, but the problem
is that vim in cmd can not react to mouse.
That should be great if the mouse were usable in cmd mode.
sun
I'm using cygwin and rxvt. It works quite well, since you don't need to
start an X server for the application - it just runs.
Put the following in your cygwin launcher (cygwin_rxvt.bat for me):
> @echo off
> C:
> chdir C:\cygwin\bin
> set SHELL=/bin/bash
> rxvt -ls -sr -sl 1500 -fn "Lucida ConsoleP-12" -bg black -fg grey
and in your .bashrc:
> export TERM="rxvt-cygwin-native"
your mouse should work fine with rxvt (mine does!)
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