On 2012-01-31 Charles E Campbell Jr <drc...@campbellfamily.biz> wrote:
> infocmp ${TERM} -- will display the terminal settings > for your current $TERM . You may wish to save the output > (ie. ... > ${TERM}.info) Then snoop on vim to see what > its issuing: > > script snoopy > vim somefile > :q > exit > > The "snoopy" file (pls be sure that you don't already > have such a file before doing this). Check that the > escape sequences work on your terminal as they're > supposed to. Using your instructions I get two files with approximately 50 lines of codes, but I don't really have an idea how and what to check. I compared some sequences manually, they were all equal. But for instance some sequences (e.g. smso=\E[7m) are only found in the infocmp output. > I'm afraid you'll probably have to google the codes > (probably looking for ansi escape sequences will help). > > Alternatively, see if you can find a terminfo entry for > your ${TERM} via google and use infocmp to compare what > you have vs what the internet version has. Thanks for the suggestions. I'll try to gather as much information as possible. Marco -- You received this message from the "vim_use" 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