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If I use CTRL+E or CTRL+Y to scroll in vim in iTerm, then it seems like the scrolling is way slower than Apple's Terminal. Very sluggish, definitely slower if you compare them side by side.
Anyone else seeing this?.
2009-11-04 17:18:59 UTC in iTerm.app
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To be clear -- if you disable mouse usage in vim, then you don't need the option key to select text in iTerm with vim running to copy it to the Mac clipboard. If you want to use your mouse in vim then you have to remember to use the option key to select text.
Just adding info to this ticket because I ran into the same problem and didn't know what in the world was happening, so maybe this will...
2009-11-03 23:41:57 UTC in iTerm.app
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You can disable mouse usage in vim with the "set mouse=" vim command. I put it in .vimrc to disable it all the time.
2009-11-03 23:40:30 UTC in iTerm.app
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Sorry, stupid auto formatting garbage.
That should be "change your .bash\_profile to set COMMAND\_MODE to whatever you want.".
2009-10-30 15:56:35 UTC in iTerm.app
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I can't even find any place in the source code for iTerm where "legacy" or "COMMAND_MODE" is used.
But you can just change your .bash_profile to set COMMAND_MODE to whatever you want.
2009-10-30 15:54:44 UTC in iTerm.app
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Every time I resize a window all the tabs light up.
Is there any way to disable this? Or at least disable it for the times when you resize a window?
I assume that iTerm is sending each terminal some info about the window resize so anything running (like pine, etc) can redraw itself. I don't need to be alerted in my tabs when this happens.
2009-10-29 16:08:56 UTC in iTerm.app
