Add an explicit match against $TERM: if $TERM is either exactly "st" or
starts with "st-", or with "stterm", xterm-like mouse support is
enabled. The slightly convoluted logic in the string match is there to
avoid false positives from terminal names like "st52", and whatever else
might exist out there.
https://github.com/vim/vim/pull/963
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Could you please squash the commits into the relevant two?
Hi, I committed another patch without thinking (my bad - I'm kind of new to github). If it's okay, I'll create two separate branches with only the relevant fixes on, and will then open a new pull request containing only that one cherry-picked fix. Would that be acceptable?
You might not even need to do anything because Bram does not actually merge, he will take only the relevant commits.
Either way, try and fix this branch, it'll be a nice way to learn git.
Closed #963.
Opening new separate pull requests with one patch per issue. Sorry for the noise.