[vim/vim] *PG{UP,DN}* are now inverted on Termux screen keyboard (Issue #19878)
Benjamin Loison
Benjamin-Loison created an issue (vim/vim#19878)Steps to reproduce
Open a file with at least 2 lines and try to use PGUP on the first line, you should end up on a line strictly below.
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As far as I understand #17331 and the related pull requests since its closure, you are not aware of this issue and there wasn't related commit since 9.2.0250.
Note that the issue does not happen via SSH.
seems to have introduced the issue.
As a temporary workaround Termux vim package termux/termux-packages#29170 reverts above commit.
Expected behaviour
It should keep being on the first line.
Version of Vim
9.2.0250 (9.2.0272 with 1fe0d1e reverted also has the issue)
Environment
Operating system: LineageOS 23.2 (Fairphone 4)
Terminal: Termux (https://github.com/termux/termux-app/tree/3f0dec3574a6617ff7ff0b78d30b29cfffd71b20)
Value of $TERM: xterm-256color
Shell: bash 5.3.9
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Christian Brabandt
chrisbra left a comment (vim/vim#19878)ping @AstroSnail
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erry
AstroSnail left a comment (vim/vim#19878)This seems to be a Termux bug to me. I have alerted them here.
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Christian Brabandt
chrisbra left a comment (vim/vim#19878)closing then here. Thanks @AstroSnail
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erry
AstroSnail left a comment (vim/vim#19878)Until the new release of Termux, users of Termux should set noxtermcodes in their vimrc, because it had a bug in its implementation of the 'xtermcodes' feature that swapped PGUP and PGDN.
(cc @A4-Tacks @vrtareg who made duplicate issues)
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