On 2009-10-05, Gary Johnson wrote:
> When I run vim in an rxvt terminal, and I execute a shell command
> such as
>
> :!ls
>
> there are no carriage returns in the output, only line feeds at the
> ends of the lines, so the lines stair-step across the terminal
> window.
[...]
> This looks to me like a problem with rxvt rather than with vim, but
> I'm not sure. In any case, does anyone know of a solution, other
> than piping all such commands through u2d? Thanks.
Here's a little more information. While on a Linux system, I opened
an xterm window, ssh'd to a system running Cygwin 1.5 on Windows XP,
executed "stty onlret", started vim and executed ":!stty" with the
result that the stair-stepping is still there.
:!stty
speed 38400 baud; line = 0;
-imaxbel
onlret
That would suggest that the problem is with vim on Cygwin and not
with rxvt. Vim on Linux doesn't do this.
Regards,
Gary
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