Hi,
Originally sent to vim_use but nothing has come up so far.
I am using a self built version of VIM on centos 5.7, latest and
greatest from the mercurial repo. It was built with the following config:
./configure --enable-gui=GTK2 --enable-cscope --with-features=big
When I start VIM with gvim or vim -g I get an escape sequence in the
terminal windows (esc has been replaced with ^] to show the full byte
sequence):
^][m^][33m^][44m^][1m^][39;49m^][m^]|16H^]|8H^]|4H^]|31H^]|2h^]|31H
I am using Gnome and Gnome terminal with $TERM to xterm, should that be
relevant. And FTR I get the same/similar from true xterm.
Using vim in the Gnome terminal works fine and I get syntax coloring no
problem.
I have also tried with -u NONE -U NONE, and my PS1 does not include any
escape sequences.
I can see the sequence is output prior to the GUI window appearing so
assume it is something to do with term handling before switching. It
sounds like something to do with the TERM setting but trying a couple of
the gnome terms doesn't change anything.
As I said in the other list, any bashes with a cluestick gratefully
received.
TTFN
Mike
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