On 2010-10-13, ZyX wrote:
> Sometimes after I kill vim I get this stair-stepping in a terminal, but if I
> do
> ``stty onlcr'' everything gets fine (in zsh this can be fixed by putting
> ``ttyctl -f'' into .zshrc if you are interested. No calls to `stty' will be
> required then). Try to examine ``stty'' output (without arguments), on my
> machine it is
> speed 38400 baud; line = 0;
> erase = ^H;
> -brkint ixoff -imaxbel iutf8
> both inside vim (:!stty) and in terminal. If it changes, try to find why:
> here
> ``strace'' will be your friend, if I am not mistaking tty is controlled by
> ``ioctl'' system call, so you need to find on what event it is called.
>
> By the way, does the output of the following command echo the same stepping
> formation?:
> :!stty -onlcr && ls -l
Yes, the stair-stepping is still present. Also, if I execute
:!stty -a
the stair-stepping is sometimes present as I described previously
using "ls", but the output contains "onlcr" (no -) in both
stair-stepped and non-stair-stepped cases.
The output of "stty" on this machine is
speed 38400 baud; line = 0;
erase = ^H;
-imaxbel
-echoe -echok -echoctl -echoke
both from a shell prompt and from within vim.
Regards,
Gary
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