I use terminator on ubuntu. I've been compiling my self from source
for about a year, so I'm now using 8.2.52, compiled this morning.
I have not seen any issues or video artifacts at all when using vim from
within terminator. I also use guake; also, no issues or video artifacts.
I don't know if this matters, but no matter what I've tried, I cannot
get the binary to have lua. So my vim still shows "-lua"
--rob solomon
On 12/28/19 10:21 AM, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
On Sat, Dec 28, 2019 at 4:00 PM Олег Андриянов <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi!
Recently I have built fresh vim 8.2 to use it's embedded terminal feature, and I started to notice
some weird artifacts when inserting text. It's like vim forgets to redraw the screen or something.
For example, here is a screenshot right after I run "vim-8.2 -u NONE" and hit
"i" to start inserting text:
https://i.imgur.com/mHq18Ni.png
Note that I didn't actually enter anything after hitting "i". Also note that
welcome screen text is still present on the screen — it must disappear when you switch to
the insert mode. When I hit Ctrl+L, the artifacts disappear, but they come back every
time I start inserting.
I observe the problem only when I run vim inside terminator. When I use xterm,
everything works fine. It also works well when I run vim inside GNU screen.
There is no such issue with vim version 8.0.197 running inside the same
terminator.
I really like new features of vim 8.2. How can I work around this glitches,
besides always starting vim inside GNU screen?
Hm. My guess is that your Terminator executable pretends to be an
xterm but doesn't act 100% like one, and that you hit one of those
corner cases when it doesn't.
Vim works well, and doesn't show those spurious characters, in the
following circumstances:
- when run as gvim (i.e. as a GUI)
- when run in a "true" xterm
- when run in a pseudo xterm which really mimics the behaviour of a
true xterm. My konsole terminal (version 18.12.3) is one. There are
others.
Myself, I don't use Terminator, but maybe someone else (who does) is
reading this.
Best regards,
Tony.
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