Hi there, I have one major annoyance with MacVim, which I'm surprised I can't find anyone else mentioning. Specifically, on a semi-regular basis, I copy a large amount of text from, e.g., a terminal session, switch to vim, paste it, and - bang! I discover I was in command line mode and as a result I am in for a long wait. For example I just did this with 235 lines of text, and had to wait around 10 minutes before vim was in a usable state again. I can't interrupt with Ctrl-C nor Ctrl-Z. And the rate of pasting seems to slow down exponentially, so you see characters crawling along at a rate of about 10 a second.
I suppose I could remap Cmd-V on the command line, but I often want to use it in that mode legitimately (with much less test). Does anyone else see this behaviour? I only see it in the GUI version, not in a terminal. Can anyone suggest a workaround? Or perhaps a way of limiting the amount of text that can be copied to command-line mode? Or a way of interrupting that I don't know? Any help much appreciated. Thanks in advance, Andy -- You received this message from the "vim_mac" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
