> > This might be something wrong in the termcap/terminfo information. > > If > :set t_ut? > shows 't_ut=y' try: > :set t_ut= > or vice versa. > > Essentially t_ut means that in order to erase a character, a program is > supposed to color text with the current background color. Depending on the > terminal emulator, there might be an explicit 'clear' command, so painting > with the current background color would just color things incorrectly. > > I think there may also be an attribute that affects the "background color on > lines longer than the screen width" problem, but I'm not sure what it is. > Maybe one of t_cd (clear to end of screen) or t_ce (clear to end of line) > is incorrect. (But they're not as easy to debug as t_ut since they're not > binary.) >
Hi, Ben. Yes! 'set t_ut=' solved the problem in my terminal. Also the default terminal color is restored when quitting Vim. If this works to Kartikeya I think we could flag this thread as 'solved'. Thanks a lot. Alessandro Antonello -- 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
