On Fr, 12 Sep 2014, Jason Pleau wrote:
> Le jeudi 11 septembre 2014 14:23:46 UTC-4, Christian Brabandt a écrit:
> > Interesting. I can reproduce the issue. I can't see how patch
> > 7.4.396 can cause this. However I noticed a couple of things:
> >
> > vim -u <(echo set clipboard=unnamedplus) -N (paste - E353)
> >
> > vim -u <(echo set clipboard=unnamedplus) -N --noplugin (paste - E353)
> >
> > vim -u NONE -N -c 'set clipboard=unnamedplus' (paste works)
> >
> > vim -u <(echo set clipboard=unnamedplus ei=VimEnter) -N (paste works)
> >
> > vim -u <(echo ':au VimEnter * :set clipboard=unnamedplus' ) -N (paste -
> > E353)
> >
> > I am not sure how to debug this further. When running a debug built
> > with gdb, it always pastes correctly.
> >
>
> I have worked a bit on this tonight, and another bisect revealed 396
> as the root of the issue.
>
> I don't have much knowledge of vim's source code.. however please see
> the attached patch. Removing the start_global_changes() and
> end_global_changes() in src/ex_cmds2.c fixes the issue for me. (note:
> I haven't tested anything else except the issue at hand, with this
> patch)
Your patch basically just disables, what Patch 7.4.396 did. The purpose
of this patch was to disable accessing the system clipboard only on very
specific occasions, e.g. when using :bufdo, :g, :folddo etc. So that Vim
does seem to hang, by accessing the system clipboard many times in short
terms (which it seem to do on Windows). This has nothing to do with
startup and I don't see, how this can affect startup.
Plus, this seems to be highly dependent on the system as accessing the
clipboard works, when running under gdb. I am at loss, how that can have
an impact here. Perhaps Bram has an idea.
Best,
Christian
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