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Fix queue
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klen committed Jul 28, 2012
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fun! pymode#queue#Poll() "{{{
py queue.check_task()
call feedkeys("\<Right>\<Left>", 't')
call feedkeys("\<Up>\<Down>", 't')

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jamescasbon Aug 14, 2012

Is this really supposed to be in here?

It took me about twenty minutes to find out why my vim was sending the cursor up and down every few seconds.

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skrattaren Aug 14, 2012

The same here. I had to remove python-mode altogether, this cursor jumping drove me nuts.

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klen Aug 15, 2012

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Magic hack for plugin "async" mode. Do you have any ideas for this? GVIM is not have a support of multiprocess and I should use this dirty trick. Another keys maybe?
endfunction "}}}

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2 jamescasbon: Would you like to check last version 0.6.7 and give me some feedback.

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works for me, thanks!

Is there a way I can check I have activated the async mode?

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In last versions "async mode" always enabled.

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