On Mon, 2009-10-12 at 15:38 -0700, Rod Evans wrote: > After upgrading to snv_124 I'm having trouble using vi(1). > > This is a symlink to vim. If I run my cursor down to the last > line of a screen, further attempts to move the cursor down > (and thus scroll the page up) result in the last line being > over-written by each next line of the file I'm viewing.
This bug was caused by libvte and is fixed in B125 where libvte was bumped to a new version. Harry > > Works fine using /usr/has/bin/vi. > > Also seem to work fine if I unset TERM. ie. this fails: > > % vi XXXX > > and these work: > > % env -i vi XXXX > % env TERM= vi XXXX > % env TERM=ansi vi XXXX > > This is an x86 environment. I tried the same experiments > on a SPARC vim (same version) but can't replicate the > failure. > > TERM is set to "xterm" by gnome-terminal. > > Any thoughts? -- Harry.Lu at Sun.COM OpenSolaris Desktop Group, Sun Microsystems Phone ext. 82870
