> I use VIM 7.1
> OS: Linux (kernel version 2.6.34)
> CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo
>
> When I hold down the [CTRL] key and press the 's'
> key simultaneously (both in command mode or insert
> mode), since then, any key and any command doesn't
> work. And I cannot escape from that state.
the terminal reacts to CTRL-S to STOP the output.
vim does not get to see it at all this way.
> I don't know if this is a bug or not.
it's a feature! :-)
> But even if you think this isn't a bug,
> this is inconvenient and dangerous for me.
> I sometimes press ^S mistakenly.
> (Especially when I press "^W, s" or ^D.)
typos.. avoid!!
> Can you please, fix it?
"if it ain't broke - don't fix it!" ;-)
> or let me know how to escape from that state if you know that.
use CTRL-Q to resume the output.
you can disable start+stop within the
terminal with the "stty" command:
stty start ''
stty stop ''
"stty" should then show:
start = <undef>; stop = <undef>;
then again.. you might want to
use this feature now and then.
remember to try CTRL-Q if your
terminal seems to be frozen.
you may just restart the output. :-)
Sven
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