Hello:
I can use a balloon expression (onlookers: see :help 'bexpr') that
creates a small balloon text -- but it persists when I change workspaces
(Scientific Linux and I also use mate: yum -y groupinstall mate-desktop)
(ie. ctrl-alt-arrow). When its displayed on the wrong workspace, its
annoying and sometimes covering up something I need to see. Personally,
I think vim ought to remove any balloon texts when the workspace is
changed automatically; but nonetheless, it ought to be possible for me
to clear them. I've tried using FocusLost (the only autocmd event that
fires on a workspace change), but I can't seem to clear the balloon.
I've tried having the autocmd set nobeval and having a test in the
balloon expression function do a if &beval == 0 | let mesg= "" | endif
(and the function returns mesg).
No luck, the balloon insists on being displayed in the wrong workspace.
Any known workarounds?
Chip Campbell
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