Jacob Niehus wrote: > This patch fixes the problem I described here: > https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/vim_dev/8bXZRbsj5Tc > > When a character is found after <Esc> is pressed in insert mode, the buffer > length is incremented, but the typebuf.tb_noremap flag isn't set, so it uses > whatever was in there already. That's why the problem was intermittent. > Disabling that special case 'if' statement worked because it removed the call > to incar(). Setting notimeout and nottimeout worked because it specifically > checks for that in the 'if' statement. > > This also fixes other key codes in insert mode. I had disabled the vitality > plugin (which makes focus autocommands work in a terminal) when running > Cygwin because half the time it would insert literally <F24> or <F25> instead > of doing the mapping (vitality maps to those keys as hooks for the > autocommands). It turns out that was caused by the same bug. > > Very simple fix, but it was really challenging to find the cause.
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