> The only way I can get the mouse to move a split window partition
> within vim is to start it as 'gvim -v'. (I have set mouse=a in
> .vimrc already.) This starts in nocompatible mode. I did a diff of
> the options (:set) when running as vim and gvim -v, and the only
> difference is that gvim -v has
> guitablabel=%{TabGuiCaptionLabel()}. I can start up as vim and
> :set nocompatible, but the mouse still does not work. Well, I was
> hoping there would be something obvious that I could set in my
> .vimrc which would make the mouse drag work, so I'm wondering what
> is the difference between vim and gvim -v, since it appears that
> setting nocompatible does not affect my mouse behaviour?
What do you get when you diff the outputs of :version for vim and
gvim -v? It might be easier to do from the command line, e.g.,
diff <(vim --version) <(gvim --version)
I suspect that your vim and your gvim are different binaries and
that gvim has support for the mouse compiled in whereas vim does
not.
Regards,
Gary
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