On 14/08/10 09:44, Matt Wozniski wrote:
2010/8/14 Dominique Pellé<[email protected]>:
* I did "set mouse=a". I can use the mouse to position the cursor
and mouse also works fine with Netrw (clicking on directories opens
them...). However, I cannot use the mouse to resize Vim's windows
(nothing happens when I click the statusline and try to drag it).
That would be expected behavior if ttymouse=xterm instead of xterm2
(as far as I can tell, the original xterm mouse protocol had no
drag-and-drop support). Does :set ttymouse=xterm2 fix it?
~Matt
With +termresponse compiled-in, and no :set ttymouse= command in the
vimrc, Vim should set it to xterm2 on receipt of a v:termresponse reply
from the terminal (if it has the capability and t_RV is properly set,
either in the disk termcap, or the builtin termcap (whichever is being
used, see :help 'ttybuiltin'), or if in neither, it must be set by e.g.
:let &t_RV = "\e[>c"
Best regards,
Tony.
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