It seems extremely likely to me that this is a bug with vte, rather than
vim, so I'm reassigning.
vim is expecting the same sequences it has always expected from xterm and
xterm-emulating ttys.
xterm normally sends ESC [ A for ; when "keypad send mode" is on
(vim activates this mode), it sends E
downgrading libvte9 package to edgy fixed the problem for me.
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Hi.
I can comfirm this bug. I'm on Feisty, using vim 7.0.164 and gnome-
terminal. I had the same problem in bash, but this was resolved by
adding export INPUTRC=/etc/inputrc to /etc/bas.bashrc (see bug 89235).
Although it works in the terminal, vi still gives the control codes.
J
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** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #418732
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** Also affects: gnome-terminal (upstream) via
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Hi again,
after made some tests I realize that only under Gnome's graphical session the
problem manifest itself. I installed on the same PC several times Ubuntu 7.04
(based on Gnome 2.18) and it's sister Kubuntu 7.04 (based on KDE), but only on
the firsts Vim gone "crazy"! :)
To be sure, I tri
I'm experiencing the same issue with Vim on Fedora 7. However, I only
get the issue if I'm running Vim inside of Gnome Terminal. If I run Vim
in xterm, the control+cursor keys move by word, as expected.
** Also affects: vim (Fedora)
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Status: Unconfirmed
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Hi. For general knowledge: today a new release of vim is came out
(7.0-164+1ubuntu7.1), but the problems with gnome-terminal remains the same :(
Cheers, J.
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Sorry about the double post, I forgot to mention this
For people who install MRXVT, you can make it look much prettier by
tweaking the command used to start the terminal. Here's the command I
use:
mrxvt -sl 65535 -sr -ss plain -xft -xftaa -xftmsz 10 -xftsz 10 -xftah
-xftga -xftht
This makes
Hi,
I've noticed that this bug is NOT present when using MRXVT as the
underlying terminal. The MRXVT version i'm using is from apt, as is
VIM, and both are at the latest feisty version. This workaround works
on AMD64 and x86.
hth
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Hi there. Same problem for me, but with some news.
I've installed latest official relelase of Ubuntu Feisty 7.04 on an HP Pavilion
dv5165 laptop, and with vi (vim) editor the combos CTRL or ALT + arrow keys
result in the same text (probably a codification of the combination?) 1;5C or
1;5D etc. e
It's still there :'(
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Assignee: Brian Murray => (unassigned)
Status: Needs Info => Confirmed
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I can confirm it.
It worked like a charm on all previous ubuntu releases. This is a feisty primer.
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Hi,
I just tried removing the apt version of vim and installing from source,
and the results are that this makes no difference. I'm pretty sure that
my new source-install is not picking up any of my old apt configs, as I
purged all of my vim packages before compiling:
sudo apt-get remove vim vim
Hi Brian,
I tried these keystrokes on vt1, and they aren't bound to anything,
either on the command line or in Vim. One thing to note is that this
behavior works fine in the terminal (Gnome Terminal) itself; if you type
a few words in to the terminal and use these keystrokes, you'll notice
that t
Hi Brian,
I tried these keystrokes on vt1, and they aren't bound to anything, either
on the command line or in Vim. One thing to note is that this behavior
works fine in the terminal (Gnome Terminal) itself; if you type a few words
in to the terminal and use these keystrokes, you'll notice that t
I am curious to know what happens if you try this is in a text based
virtual terminal i.e. vt[1-4]. As far as I know the Ctrl-
and Ctrl- aren't key strokes supported by vim and I spent
some time pouring through the manual looking for them too.
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OK, I've compared the configs, and there is no discernable difference
between the working and non-working versions. FYI, here are the configs
I've compared:
/etc/vim/vimrc - no difference
/usr/share/vim/vim70/debian.vim - One new comment line in the feisty version
I've also tried installing a di
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ dpkg -l *vim* | grep ii
ii vim-common 7.0-164+1ubuntu6 Vi IMproved - Common files
ii vim-full 7.0-164+1ubuntu6 Vi IMproved - enhanced vi editor - full fled
ii vim-gui-common 7.0-164+1ubuntu6 Vi IMproved - Common GUI files
ii vim-ruby 7.0-164+1ubuntu6 Vi IMpr
Thanks for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make Ubuntu
better. I have been unable to reproduce this bug using vim version
7.0-164+1ubuntu6. What version do you have installed? Thanks in
advance.
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