Somewhere between patch 7.1.094 and 7.1.100 I found that setting
'lazyredraw' in my .vimrc causes gvim to not fully initialize the
screen on startup until a key is pressed. I can reproduce it doing
this:
echo "set lazyredraw" > vimrc-example
gvim -u vimrc-example -U NONE --noplugin
Notice that the intro message doesn't get displayed until a key is
pressed. If you provide a filename on the command line the buffer
doesn't get displayed initially either.
Forcing a redraw on the VimEnter event helps, but the cursor is still
displayed in the wrong location until a key is pressed:
echo "autocmd VimEnter * redraw" >> vimrc-example
gvim -u vimrc-example -U NONE --noplugin
- Christian
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