Re: OCaml mode : unable to use \t (type display)

On 22/03/14 16:37, Antoine wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I would like to use the OCaml <LocalLeader>t functionality (that displays the type of the selected term, and is defined in ocaml.vim), but the result disappears very quickly (or, most of the times, just doesn't show up). It is just enough to understand that the function that calculates the type does work, but there is clearly a problem in the way the result is displayed (just an echo command…). Error messages are displayed normally when there are some. Could it be a problem with my configuration ?
> Any help would be appreciated :)
>

I think it just means that either the message space, or the whole
screen, is cleared too fast for you to read it.

If you use :echomsg instead of plain :echo, Vim will remember the
message. It will still be cleared just as fast, but you will be able to
make it reappear with :messages


Best regards,
Tony.
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