On Wed, 2005-11-30 at 12:54 -0800, Bryan J. Smith wrote:
Robin Mordasiewicz robin@bullseye.tv wrote:
I connect with Putty, and then I execute "screen -D -R" from my screen session I ssh to my boxes.
You only see it when in ViM, but not on the command line? Or you see it in both?
If you're only seeing it in ViM, I'm curious why ViM is not handling the termcaps the same as the command line.
Unless you're running GViM (GUI). Then your termcap isn't provided by the same terminal as your command line, but your your X-Server.
-- Bryan
P.S. The "quick fix" to deal with backspace mapping issues on just about any modern UN*X platform is to type: $ stty erase (then hit the backspace key)
Another quick fix and more permanent would be:
PATH=$PATH:/usr/X11R6/bin # Display information about what was just done. # echo Terminal type = $TERM on line `tty` if [ ${DISPLAY:=""} != "" ] then echo "X11 DISPLAY set to $DISPLAY" fi # # Now set up the terminal modes # #stty erase ^h kill ^x intr ^c if stty susp ^z >>/dev/null 2>&1 then echo Job control enabled else echo Job control not available fi