On 11/08/10 02:57, John Beckett wrote:
[...]
While it would best to eliminate the redundant redraws
altogether (and I'll perhaps have a chance to look at that after
7.3 is released), I was wondering what happens once echoing of
the command fills the screen. There seems to be a flag which
tells Vim to only redraw the last line once the screen fills,
'lazyredraw' maybe?
and I thought that at least the paste problem might be avoided
if that flag were used to not redraw once the screen fills. The
redraw fails anyway; the last line is garbled, which you can see
if you run the following code to generate some consistent text,
then copy and paste that text into the command line (caution:
you may have to kill Vim to recover).
:new
:for i in range(1, 500)
: call append(line('$'), printf('%04d-abcdefghijklmn', i))
:endfor
The stress of all those redraws when pasting 10k characters
sometimes makes Vim crash. If Dominique notices this, perhaps he
could use some valgrind magic to see if something obvious needs
to be fixed.
John
Best regards,
Tony.
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