Re: Patch 866 Problem

2015-12-10 Fir de Conversatie h_east
Hi Chip and Vim developer! NOTE: I received by e-mail directly to the following reply from Chip. On 2015/12/10 1:31, Charles E Campbell wrote: > h_east wrote: >> Hi Chip, >> >> 2015-12-9(Wed) 8:26:41 UTC+9 Charles Campbell: >>> Hello! >>> >>> Bram asked me to send you my small script which

Re: Patch 866 problem

2015-12-09 Fir de Conversatie 'James Kolb' via vim_dev
This should already be fixed by patch 897. Are you using patch 897? - James On Wed, Dec 9, 2015 at 2:56 PM, Charles E Campbell < drc...@campbellfamily.biz> wrote: > Hello! > > Bram asked me to send you my small script which evokes a problem I'm > having with Patch #866. To use it: > > vim -u

Re: Patch 866 problem

2015-12-09 Fir de Conversatie Charles E Campbell
'James Kolb' via vim_dev wrote: > This should already be fixed by patch 897. Are you using patch 897? > Yes, I was using 7.4.1-963 -- and was still getting a hang. The application being hung was something I use for netrw testing -- and when it stopped working, I wasn't sure why, and got back to

Re: Patch 866 problem

2015-12-09 Fir de Conversatie Charles E Campbell
Charles E Campbell wrote: > 'James Kolb' via vim_dev wrote: >> This should already be fixed by patch 897. Are you using patch 897? >> > Yes, I was using 7.4.1-963 -- and was still getting a hang. The > application being hung was something I use for netrw testing -- and when > it stopped working,

Patch 866 Problem

2015-12-08 Fir de Conversatie Charles Campbell
Hello! Bram asked me to send you my small script which evokes a problem I'm having with Patch #866. To use it: vim -u NONE Hang.vim :set nocp :so % :Hang What happens: Hang sets up a remote gvim server which also sources Hang.vim. The server then gets told to call Hang#ToClient() which uses

Re: Patch 866 Problem

2015-12-08 Fir de Conversatie h_east
Hi Chip, 2015-12-9(Wed) 8:26:41 UTC+9 Charles Campbell: > Hello! > > Bram asked me to send you my small script which evokes a problem I'm > having with Patch #866. To use it: > > vim -u NONE Hang.vim > :set nocp > :so % > :Hang > > What happens: Hang sets up a remote gvim server which also