Re: how to restore the terminal after quit vim

On Friday, April 12, 2013 12:55:11 PM UTC-4, Tim Chase wrote:
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> > I just installed macvim in my mac pro 13 and I met a problem that
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> > when I quit vim, it does not restore the previous commands I typed
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> > in terminal.
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> >
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> > For example,
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> >
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> > $ls
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> > a.data b.data
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> > $vim a.data
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> >
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> > this is a story
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> >
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> > Then I quit a.data, it still shows:
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> >
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> > this is a story
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> > $
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> >
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> > How should I change settings so the previous commands like "ls"
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> > will restore?
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> This may depend on your termcap for terminal. By default, I believe
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> Vim does this if it knows how. You can read up at
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> :help xterm-screens
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> the behavior of which is controlled by the 't_ti' and 't_te'
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> settings. They're likely blank. If so, and your terminal supports
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> swapping banked screens, you set the corresponding escape-sequences
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> in your vimrc (perhaps wrapped in an if...endif block to detect your
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> particular environment). Alternatively, perhaps at one point you set
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> these to blank values in your vimrc, and you can just remove the
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> overriding lines to restore factory behavior.
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> -tim

Thanks Tim. I have just reinstalled vim with homebrew and it is working properly now.

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