Are there documented cases in Vim 7 of CursorHold being triggered by the
clipboard's usage? I'm running into this scenario:
1. Set CursorHold to do something
2. Set a clipboard value from within Vim (set @+ = "X")
3. Paste anywhere outside of Vim
4. CursorHold is (randomly) executed
A few notes:
* Running Ubuntu 16.04 + Gnome, Vim 7.4. Problem isn't triggered in Vim 8.1.
* It may take a few 'pastes' outside of Vim before CursorHold is triggered (may
be one, may be fifty)
* In all cases, CursorHold is triggered before its timeout (I'm using 500
seconds)
* Always happens exactly when pasting (ie as far as I've noticed, it's not
randomly triggered by other events)
* CursorHold is not triggered if the contents of the clipboard are not set
within Vim (ie: set the contents of the clipboard within Vim, copy something
else from outside Vim, the CursorHold isn't triggered until its timeout)
I'm using the script copied below to test this out (run with vim -u
./script.vim) - after Vim started, I :call XX() and paste anywhere outside Vim
- usually after 1 or 2 tries I get a "Ping".
Any ideas what may be triggering CursorHold and how to avoid it?
function! XX()
let @+ = "XX"
endfunction
set updatetime=500000
autocmd CursorHold * echo "Ping"
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