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Visual glitch because of timer #1
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Woah weird. Thanks for doing some investigation. What does |
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Possibly the problem is me running vim on terminal? Haven't used a GUI so can't tell. |
I've tested it in the terminal, but generally I use MacVim.app, so it's not like I'd notice a infrequent terminal bug. Is it common and repeatable, or just happens sometimes? How did you remove the plugins (did you remove the files or just comment out lines from your vimrc)? What plugin manager do you use? This is my first vim plugin, so I'm not totally sure where to look. My first hunch would be something about your config or other plugins. |
It happens as soon as the timer is called. I tried loading a clean rc and deleting all plugin files (I use vim8 inbuilt package system and no manager), the glitch doesnt appear when there are no plugins. I tried loading a clean vimrc with only the gist of the mechanism (i.e. a function that sends the enquiry and sets theme) and the problem appeared as soon as I manually called the repeat timer. It is frequent enough to be noticeable: a simple Maybe running the process asynchronously could be a solution? I don't know enough about this to say for sure. |
Randomly leaves behind these visual glitches where the h-j-k-l movement command is displayed at cursor location. I tried systematically removing plugins and commenting out parts of my vimrc, the problem was traced to the
call timer_start
line. Seems to be a general vim issue but would be nice if you know of a fix.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: