On Sun, Dec 11, 2011 at 11:02:01PM -0800, lith wrote: > After recompiling vim from the current sources, I noticed the following > bug: A :redraw command that is called during startup, causes gvim to print > its screen view on the terminal -- as if vim were called. This happens when > I run gvim from gnome-terminal.
I was going to do a bisect to see when this got introduced, thinking it may have been related to 7.3.315. However, in trying to find an old state where that behavior didn't exist, I didn't have much luck. I went all the way back to the v7-1-001 tag, saw that the behavior still existed there and gave up searching. > Unfortunately, I cannot tell which patch causes this but this bug must have > been introduced after 340, I'd say. Or it's existed for > 4.75 years and hadn't been noticed. I'd have to agree with Bram that calling :redraw in ~/.vimrc is rather odd (there's no UI yet) and that would be better served with VimEnter/GuiEnter depending on why you're using it at all. -- James GPG Key: 4096R/331BA3DB 2011-12-05 James McCoy <[email protected]>
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