On 2010-05-16, Harry Putnam wrote:
> John Little <[email protected]> writes:
> > Hmm, I wonder what your $TERM is? And what vim has set in its term
> > option? Conceivably, if these are not "xterm" you'd be at the mercy
> > of whatever termcap or terminfo your system has.
>
> For the record.. I did report using standard xterm... not some
> knockoff baloney like konsole or the like.
>
> echo $TERM
> xterm
>
> I'm not sure how to determine what `term option'[s] might be set
> to... I did post `:version information... but I don't see anything
> about a term setting there.
To find out what 'term' is set to,
:set term?
To find out the settings of all options,
:set all
To find out the settings of all options not set to their default
values,
:set
See
:help :set
You would think that "term=xterm" would appear in the output of
":set", but it doesn't, probably because ":help term" says that the
default value is $TERM.
HTH,
Gary
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