Hello.
After upgrading to the newly released openSUSE 12.1 I noticed that Vim
wouldn't start (Perl library not found) so I had to recompile with "make
reconfig". I got a new gvim (with +perl +python +ruby +tcl) which mostly
worked, except that I had not noticed that configure excluded the GNOME
interface because the libgnomeui-devel package had gone missing in the
OS upgrade. This led to the following problems:
1. After Ctrl-PgDn (go to next tab page round-robin) or Ctrl-PgUp (go to
previous tab page round-robin), the lines of the new tabpage are not
cleared after the end of line, so that the ends of lines or of
statuslines from the former tabpage remain visible. See
http://users.skynet.be/antoine.mechelynck/vim/missing-redraw.png for a
snapshot (where the blue Pilcrow marks are my 'listchars' eol symbol).
(Ctrl-L clears it.)
2. AltGr-= followed by Space is not recognized as the Belgian-keyboard
keystroke for ~ (Ctrl-K ' ? which is the Vim digraph using only ASCII
keystrokes, must be used instead).
Both of these problems went away after installing libgnomeui-devel then
rerunning make reconfig (which now picked GNOME).
Best regards,
Tony.
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