[vim/vim] vim display ?4m (Issue #12561)
Shaco-Ma
Steps to reproduce
1.complier vim by myself
2.use commit c9fbd25
3. complier use python3
4. open file and sometime display unreadable char like ?4m
Expected behaviour
no display unreadable char like ?4m
Version of Vim
VIM - Vi IMproved 9.0 (2022 Jun 28, 编译于 May 30 2023 14:50:30) 包含补丁: 1-1591
Environment
ubuntu 18.04lts
GNOME Shell 3.28.4
$TERM:$TERM
bash:4.4.20(1)-release
Logs and stack traces
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Christian Brabandt
Hm, if I read this correctly, Vim is querying the modifyOtherKeys state of your terminal and it looks like your terminal does not understand that.
Perhaps you may want to try to disable modifyOtherKeys or try setting :set t_RK=
In any case, ubuntu 18.04 lts is reaching end of life, you may want to consider upgrading. Perhaps in an updated ubuntu version your terminal (which ever it may be, you unfortunately did not tell us) supports this correctly.
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Shaco-Ma
Closed #12561 as completed.
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Shaco-Ma
Hm, if I read this correctly, Vim is querying the modifyOtherKeys state of your terminal and it looks like your terminal does not understand that.
Perhaps you may want to try to disable modifyOtherKeys or try setting
:set t_RK=In any case, ubuntu 18.04 lts is reaching end of life, you may want to consider upgrading. Perhaps in an updated ubuntu version your terminal (which ever it may be, you unfortunately did not tell us) supports this correctly.
find I use gnome shell,and set TERM xterm-256color,in my bashrc,set TERM use gnome-256color is OK,sorry to trouble U
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