System: Ubuntu 16.04, gnome-terminal
Vim Version: 8.1.62
So, I'm toying around with the Vim code. I ran "make test" in the vim/src/
directory in a Vim :terminal window. I then noticed that typing in an ex
command with <C-W>: was difficult. I suppose that this is due to the fact that
"make test" does A LOT of drawing/re-drawing of the terminal window space.
It's weird that if you change focus to a split window, you can type just fine.
You can also run an ex command from the different window without a problem.
To see what I'm talking about:
# In vim/src/
vim --clean
:term
make test
<C-w>:command text...
Notice that the "command text" doesn't update properly and gets blanked out.
If you switch windows to run the colon command while "make test" is running,
this doesn't happen.
Any simple fix for this?
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