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Date: Tue, 05 Dec 2000 16:22:22 +0330 (GMT+03:30)
From: jens@uniweb.se
Subject: TERM=ansi problem.
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 Hi,

 Don't know exactly where the problem is. But if you set TERM=ansi and run VIM you will se alot of OOPS instead och colors. This is most visible if you have syntax highlightning on in VIM. And ofcurse a file that have syntax highlightning.

 I did a search in all .a files. And the text OOPS did exsist in libtermcaps.a. So my guess is that something is wrong there. Or possibly VIMs use of termcaps.

 I'm not on the mailing list. So I hope you could respond to my e-mail address also.

 Jens Yllman


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