Well, I am so happy I can post here again (I've been
shut out for about 1/2 year for no apparent reason).
So I need to catch up with the question backlog.
I used to be able to conjure regenerating timer events
in vim 6.4 like this:
" here's a nice workaround for a regenerative
CursorHold event, suggested by
" Antony Scriven
au CursorHold * exe "norm! r\<ESC>" | call
<SID>TimerEvent()
the norm r \<ESC> kludge used to simulate a keypress
to vim 6.4 (both on linux and win32) so that the event
was regenerated after the usual 5 seconds or so. Not
so anymore! I cannot get regenerating timer events in
vim anymore and the only way I can think of getting
around this is:
1. vote for special Timer events addon and pay for it
2. get a new kludge from you folks
I don't know if option 1 is viable BTW. Please, a new
kludge, you'll get recognition in my script.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Do you Yahoo!?
Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail beta.
http://new.mail.yahoo.com
