This has been driving me crazy for a while, so I found a way to reproduce it
with no plugins whatsoever:
:map <silent> ;l :let tmp=system('sleep 1')<CR>
Now edit anywhere in your document, type ; and follow with l long-pressed. Your
screen is now littered with 'l's until you hit C-l. Naturally this is a toy
example - a more practical case is when you use the git-gutter plugin and
trying to do something while it's processing, or any other similar plugin that
runs external programs.
Other than hitting C-l once in a while, or liberally sprinkling :redraw!
commands in plugins, is there anything to do about this?
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