On 09/10/13 18:02, Crestez Dan Leonard wrote:
Hello,
My vimrc sometimes does echomsg on startup. With console vim I get a
"Press ENTER" prompt, which is OK. With GUI vim I get a modal message
box instead. I want to get rid of that message box but still preserve
the messages (in the :messages prompt). I particularly dislike the fact
that if echomsg later I don't get a message box, this seems very
inconsistent.
I tried to set guioptions+=c. With vim-gnome I no longer get a message
box, but I get a double "Press ENTER" prompt with no visible messages.
I also am on gvim with gtk2/Gnome2 and my 'guioptions' is set to gimrLtc
but I don't see the above symptoms. My 'cmdheight' is set to 2, see below.
Are you sure there are no syntax errors, and no Floats, Dictionaries or
Lists, in the arguments of your :echomsg? Also, see in the help the
difference between :echo and :echomsg in the treatment of unprintable
characters.
With windows vim this seems to have no effect. Is this a bug?
Using :silent or plain :echo would work, but I want to keep the messages.
I think the best solution would be to have a scriptable way to clear the
"Press ENTER" prompt and any random point, but I found no way to do this.
Try
if &cmdheight < 2
set ch=2
endif
This should avoid the hit-ENTER message when the message is only a
single line.
See also :help :echo-redraw
Best regards,
Tony.
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Regards,
Leonard
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