On Sun, Jun 21, 2009 at 6:27 AM, <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am using the terminal version of vim under linux.
>
> I had opend a *.c file.
> I splitted the window horizontally in two by using
> :sp
> Then I moved the status line of the second window
> withe moud a little up.
> Then I activated the lower window and did a
> :vsp
>
> Now I tried to mouse the vertical bar woth the mouse,
> which does not work.
>
> Is this vim's normal behaviour, did I forget to compile
> in a certain feature or to set an option or did I create
> the splits in the wrong sequence or...
>
> (Yes I know of ctrl-w < and ctrl-w >, but I am curious
> about the mouse thing...)
It's possible, as long as you tell vim to take control of the mouse,
and your terminal emulator allows applications to control the mouse.
Most do, but there are some notable exceptions, like OS X's
Terminal.app. If your terminal emulator allows it, just putting
set mouse=a
int your vimrc should do the trick. See :help 'mouse'
~Matt
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