On Sun, Mar 30, 2025 at 06:19:22AM -0000, Steven H. wrote:
> It seems to happen even with a completely empty stevendebugrc, e.g.
> vim -u /dev/null
OK. please consider using a new thread to ask the community about this.
I have no idea what's going on and maybe your terminal is involved.
the problem is: vim seems to remove the CSI.
You can also mention the main goal (maybe there was a simpler way):
* say a macro works for me and not for you
* how to get the minimal setting we can agree about
Aside: that's why my ~/.vimrc looks like this so I can
easily spot the problematic parts:
regards
vim9script
run r/defaults.vim
run r/colors.vim
run r/sublime.vim
nnoremap <c-p> :SublimeCtrlP<cr>
run ftplugin/man.vim
nnoremap <expr> K
\ &kp == "man" ? ":Man \<cword>\<cr>"
\ : &kp == ":help" ? "K"
\ : ":KP\<cr>"
run r/iab.vim
run r/ezfold.vim
run r/math.vim
run r/buffer_navigation.vim
run r/setvts.vim
run r/parentheses.vim
run r/cmd_makeprg.vim
set aw ar
nnoremap <c-s> :make!<cr>
imap <c-s> <c-o><c-s>
run r/mail-to.vim | noremap <space>t :To<cr>
run r/was_fzy.vim
run r/dwm.vim
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