On 14/02/2017 16:09, Stuart Levy wrote:
On Tuesday, January 31, 2017 at 4:28:17 PM UTC-6, Peter Shenkin wrote:
Could somebody please say what they have to do to trigger this crash? (I'm on Sierra 10.12.3 now, but
never saw it earlier in 10.12.1.) Having said that, I usually just run "mvim <fname>",
which brings MacVim up in its own window; but occasionally I do "vi" a file in a terminal
window, but have never see this problem.
-P.
I found a small example which reliably crashes Terminal when running vim.
Repeatable crash in Terminal while typing in vim. (Happens whether using
macos-supplied vim, or a linux copy of vim run remotely via ssh.)
Repeat-by:
Make a Terminal window that’s not too wide, e.g. 120 columns. (Doesn’t crash
in a 150-column-wide terminal, but does crash with some variety of smaller
widths.)
Run vim on the following plain ASCII text file (bracketed by ====’s, which
should be removed i.e. they’re not part of the text file, which has exactly 5
lines). The file is also attached to this forum message:
====
/goldbaum2-7.bmv already exists; use -y to recreate
/des_surveyBuildup_11-7.bmv already exists; use -y to recreate
/lsst_telescope12-22.bmv 1-2660
/fe0/deslsst/telescope/comps/lsst_obj_12-22_comp4k/lsst_obj_12-22_comp4k.%04d.png
img2bmv -f 30 -p 3 -N 6 -L 42 -t 512x360 -w 4096x2160 -w 3840x2160 -t 480x540
-o /fraid0/movies/ren400My_vars_grids_labels_11-8.bmv 1-2881
/fe0/deslsst/renaissance/comps/ren400My_vars_grids_labels_3840_11-8/ren400My_vars_grids_labels_3840_11-8.%04d.png
Don't know how to make these movies: -f 3
====
In vim, type:
3jdfo
i.e., go down to the 4th line, then delete from start-of-line to the first “o”.
Terminal crashes reliably! I'm running 10.12.3 also.
I can reproduce this in Terminal.app (also running macOS 10.12.3), with
both macOS's pre-built Vim and Vim 8.0.237 (from Homebrew). More
specifically, I can reproduce the crash if I run any of these:
vim -u NONE
vim -u NONE -N
/usr/bin/vi -u NONE
/usr/bin/vi -u NONE -N
but I *cannot* reproduce it if I run vim with my own .vimrc. I am still
trying to figure out which setting is the culprit.
The problem looks like a bug in Terminal.app to me. I cannot crash
MacVim or iTerm2, for example.
Life.
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