On Sun, Dec 10, 2017 at 08:11:56PM -0500, Brian Callahan wrote: > This is not some famous piece of software like the GNU coreutils, where > accidentally using the base utility vs. the GNU utility could really matter. Fair enough, I'm happy with a simpler port.
> They bleed into each other. > When I load vis by itself, I get: > 0% 1, 1 > When I press i to enter insert mode, it becomes: > 0% 1, 1 1 > Then if I type, say, "OpenBSD" it shows: > 100% 1, 1 71 > Let's say I finish the sentence and now I wrote "OpenBSD is an operating > system." it will display: > 100% 1, 10311 > Now let's say I press Enter to move to the next line, it says: > 97% 2, 0311 > > I would say this is very broken. This is within tmux, which limited testing > suggests makes a difference, but there are still bleeding issues when not in > tmux. Specifically, outside of tmux, pressing i in a blank file still > produces > 0% 1, 1 1 I cannot reproduce this at all, whether in tmux or not. vis works fine for me in both xterm and st.
