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szw avatar szw commented on May 18, 2024

ok... perhaps it's connected with redrawing... I have an idea how it could be fixed. I'll try to push it in a minute.

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szw avatar szw commented on May 18, 2024

Ok, please check how does it work for you now.

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tarciozemel avatar tarciozemel commented on May 18, 2024

Hi, @szw! I just updated and isn't fixed yet.

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szw avatar szw commented on May 18, 2024

Well, so it's not that case. But redrawing just the current status line is better anyway. Ok, I'd like to ask you to check with vanilla Vim (no other plugins). And could you provide a link here to your .vimrc (gist, pastie or whatever)?

Moreover, I've found this: junegunn/seoul256.vim#3. Perhaps this is connected with your issue too?

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tarciozemel avatar tarciozemel commented on May 18, 2024

Hi, @szw! Sorry the delay!

I tried to put that option in my configuration, but the screen continues to blink... Here is my .vimrc.

Thank you!

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szw avatar szw commented on May 18, 2024

Hi @tarciozemel!

Thanks for your .vimrc. Could you provide more info about your setup, os, Vim version, terminal, etc. I'd like to try to reproduce that issue somehow.

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tarciozemel avatar tarciozemel commented on May 18, 2024

I'm running Ubuntu 13.04 with terminal (Guake) Vim 7.4.113 built from source.

Hope this help, I believe other people have that same issue.

Regards!

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szw avatar szw commented on May 18, 2024

Can you also check if that issue happens on the "vanilla" Vim (no other plugins)?
What's is your TERM value? Do you use multiplexers (like screen or tmux)?

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tarciozemel avatar tarciozemel commented on May 18, 2024

I started Vim with --noplugin and ran :source ~/.vim/bundle/vim-ctrlspace/plugin/ctrlspace.vim. If the test was made right, the blinking not happens, so this isn't a CtrlSpace issue! :-)

About the others, how do I check what's my TERM value and if I'm using multiplexers?

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szw avatar szw commented on May 18, 2024

That's good! 👍 ;)

To print out the TERM variable use echo $TERM in the terminal. As to multiplexers, if you asking, I guess you are not using them ;). If you are curious more about TMux this post looks like a nice intro.

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