On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 12:32 PM, H Xu <[email protected]> wrote: > On 2010/8/9 16:10, Tony Mechelynck wrote: > >> On 08/08/10 18:38, H Xu wrote: >> >>> Hello everybody, >>> >>> >>> If I always use mouse under GTK to browse text file in gvim, sometimes >>> gvim stops working: >>> It will not respond any key strokes or mouse actions inside the vim box, >>> what I can do is to >>> click the close button. >>> >>> Anyone has any idea? >>> >>> Thank you. >>> >>> Regards, >>> Hong Xu >>> 08/09/2010 >>> >>> >> hm, all I can say is that it shouldn't happen. What gvim version? >> (7.2.446? 7.3e? Normal? Big? Huge? Recent 7.3 changesets have no GTK1 >> support, but if 7.2 or earlier: GTK1 or GTK2?) Do you know the GTK version? >> What is 'mouse' set to? (:verbose set mouse? ) Any special kind of mouse? >> Anything particular you did, that makes it happen more often? When it >> happens, is gvim using high or low CPU% time? (You can ascertain this using >> some program like [command-line] "top", [KDE] "ksysguard", [Gnome] >> "gnome-system-monitor" etc.) >> >> With a bug report, it is always better to provide too much information >> than too little. >> >> >> Best regards, >> Tony. >> > Hello, > > OK, Here is my test environment: > OS: Linux (Fedora 13) > Desktop: GNOME and KDE > gvim: both 7.2.446 and 7.3e > GTK: vim 7.2: version 1 and 2 vim7.3: version 2, Huge version, with > python enabled > mouse is set to "a" > > To reproduce it, don't use keyboard. For example, browse the help files. > use mouse > to click on the links and use the mouse wheel to scroll. And sometimes > select some > text by mouse. Keep doing this. A few minutes later, or maybe less than one > minute, > it's not sure, it happens( sometimes it doesn't happen then you have to > restart gvim > to reproduce it). However, I test it under gvim 7.3f today, and it seems > that it doesn't > happen now(at least until now I haven't seen it). I don't know the reason, > but if it works > well then it's ok. If I see it again, I will report it here. > Thanks. > > Regards, > Hong Xu > 2010/8/9 > > Hello, Now this problem appears again. Not only in my Fedora, but also in Windows. The CPU% is very high, gvim almost use a full CPU.
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