Re: Multiple windows get corrupted

> > > As I mentioned in my post that begins with "Everybody FYI" I had just
> > > recently discovered that pulling the edge of the window left or right when
> > > the garbling happened it *made *it the problem go away.
> > > But I was hoping to find a fix for my problem so that it doesn't happen;
> > > specially when I am pair coding with a colleague. It gets frustrating
> > > specially since I couldn't figure out yet a keyboard short cut for pulling
> > > side of window left or right.
> >
> > OK, so just before resizing the window manually Vim somehow is in a bad
> > state. It most likely is related to how the Vim window was resized. Do
> > you know? In case you are not sure you could use:
>
> Yes. As I mentioned before I would resize the window to accommodate for a
> opening another file in side window.

The big question is: HOW did you resize the window? Resizing manually
fixes the problem, thus you didn't resize it the normal way, right?

> > verbose set columns?
> > verbose set lines?
> >
> > Hopefully this leads to some Vim script or an autocommand that triggers
> > the problem. We need this to be able to write a test for it anyway.
> > Note that you need to start Vim with "--clean" to make sure your local
> > setup doesn't change what happens.
>
> Regarding starting Vim with "--clean". The "--clean" option was suggested
> sometime at the start of this thread. It ran with no issues but it also
> considerably limited my editing capabilities.

The idea is that you start Vim with "--clean" and then add pieces of
your setup until you find out what piece matters for reproducing the
problem. Hopefully not including a whole plugin, since then we would
need to dig into that plugin.

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