On Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 4:36 PM, Vivek Bhat wrote: > Menu bar can be added by "set guioptions", eg "set guioptions=gumrLt" where > "m" is the menu bar. For what all these options mean "help guioptions" at vim > command line. Check what is the font by "set gfn" at command line of gvim. For > changing font eg to Monospace "set gfn=Monospace\ bold\ 10" (In Linux). Check > if ".gvimrc" file is present in your home directory. If .gvimrc is present > then gvim will take settings from it rather than .vimrc. > > Thanks, > Vivek Bhat >
.gvimrc is not present, see: [yi...@yizaq-wxp:Mon Aug 30:~:]$ cat $HOME/.gvimrc cat: /home/yizaq/.gvimrc: No such file or directory [yi...@yizaq-wxp:Mon Aug 30:~:]$ cat $VIM/gvimrc cat: /.gvimrc: No such file or directory [yi...@yizaq-lnx:Mon Aug 30:~]$ cat "$VIM/gvimrc" cat: /gvimrc: No such file or directory [yi...@yizaq-lnx:Mon Aug 30:~]$ cat "$HOME/.gvimrc" cat: /users/yizaq/.gvimrc: No such file or directory Also gvim GUI is blocked. i.e. I cant get to insert mode nor to : for setting options. The GUI seems to be completely unresponsive. Another interesting thing is that both on Cygwin and on Linux the problem happens when launching gvim from xwin (xterm). When I connect to Linux via VNC, gvim GUI works ok. Perhaps there's an offensive xwin/terminal setting causing this mayhem. thx, Yosi -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
