On 5/4/26 10:44 PM, David C Rankin wrote:
On 5/4/26 4:18 PM, Pocket wrote:
On 5/4/26 5:14 PM, David C Rankin wrote:
Arch Devs,
vim-9.2.0437 for some reason includes `PP` at the top of each new
file it creates, e.g.
$ vim foo
This just started with this version update. Downgrading to
vim-9.2.0388 (and vim-runtime-9.2.0388) resolves the issue.
Does this need a bug?
I have seen the same thing.
The PP goes away when you do an insert and add some text.
If the file is not blank/new the PP doesn't show up.
I copied /usr/share/vim/vimfiles/archlinux.vim to /etc/vimrc and
there isn't any difference
I opened a bug upstream:
https://github.com/vim/vim/issues/20140
'vim -T xterm' is the problem (what vim chooses by default with
TERM=xterm)
You can set 'vim -T ansi' or 'vim -T vt320' and it works fine.
Whatever changed broke the builtin xterm behavior for certain terminals.
I looked at your bug report and unfortunately upstream thinks it only
occurs with your "old" term (kde3)
From the bug report:
Using konsole (old version from KDE3) to ssh into Archlinux with
with vim-9.2.0437,
Isn't that old konsole end-of-life? Can you please share the output
of |v:termresponse|? Does it work in other terminals?
That doesn't work on my system, which is a rpi 5 that I have built all
the packages using the Archlinux and Alarm PKGBUILDS.
I still see the issue
echo $TERM
xterm-256color
vim -T ansi Nothing
pp
also the insert, home, pgup pgdown, delete,end arrow keys don't work out
of the box.
cp /usr/share/vim/vimfiles/archlinux.vim /etc/vimrc
fixes that.
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