On Friday, October 12, 2007 at 12:57:21 PM UTC-4, Amir M. wrote:
> Thanks you are right it is a gnome mapping problem and not a vim one.
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> Gary Johnson wrote:
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> On 2007-10-12, "Amir M." <sk...@pob.huji.ac.il> wrote:
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> I mean that on gnome-terminal when I use vim the mouse scrolling wheel is
> making the cursor to move up and down and I did try the:
> :map <mouseup> <nop>
> :map <mousedown> <nop>
> But it doesn't change this behavior.
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> I don't use gnome-terminal and don't have access to one at the
> moment, so the following is just a guess, but if you have told vim
> to ignore mouse/wheel events and have tried mapping mouse/wheel
> events to other actions and none of that works, then my guess is
> that gnome-terminal is mapping the mouse wheel clicks to up- and
> down-arrow character sequences. You could check this by remapping
> <Up> and <Down> to something else and see if that affects vim's
> response to wheel movement. If that's the case, then I would expect
> gnome-terminal to have some configuration setting for this that you
> could disable. If gnome-terminal doesn't have a configuration menu,
> you might find the control in /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/app-defaults and be
> able to override it in your ~/.Xdefaults file.
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> HTH,
> Gary
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> --
> Peace and Prosperity
> Amir M. M.
> sky...@013.net.il
> 054-5726 074
Hi Amir,
I'm encountering the same problem right now. Have you found the solution?
Thanks,
Clark
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