mouse=a

[trevor]

i don't appear to receive mouse support with the present mouse=h, mouse=a works

[rkitover]

On 7/22/2011 6:00 PM, trevor wrote:

i don't appear to receive mouse support with the present mouse=h, mouse=a works

Hi, I specifically disabled mouse support so that there would be no
problems with copying text in a terminal.

Do you use the gvim mode? I could make it set mouse=h only when using
the terminal vim and not change mouse settings in gvim, would that work
for you?

[trevor]

Do you use the gvim mode?

only using the terminal mode - no gvim / macvim

disabled mouse support so that there would be no problems with copying text in a terminal.

that makes a lot of sense, it can be confusing. i have set clipboard=unnamed set and am used to being able to yank text to the clipboard, or just switch to Alt-LeftMouse if native selection is needed.

not knowing much about it - would it make sense to stick with a user's native settings for the mouse mode?

[rkitover]

On 7/23/2011 1:59 PM, trevor wrote:

Do you use the gvim mode?

only using the terminal mode - no gvim / macvim

disabled mouse support so that there would be no problems with copying text in a terminal.

that makes a lot of sense, it can be confusing. i have set clipboard=unnamed setup and am used to being able to yank text to the clipboard, or just switch to Alt-LeftMouse if native selection is needed.

Sorry, you said you want mouse=a, what do you do with the mouse while in
vimpager? I have never found anything to manipulate with the mouse while
in this mode, so I just don't know.

not knowing much about it - would it make sense to stick with a user's native settings for the mouse mode?

Maybe, but I need a good reason. mouse=h is more convenient for me,
because I have mouse=a in my .vimrc and use vimpager to view and copy text.

[trevor]

Sorry, you said you want mouse=a, what do you do with the mouse while in vimpager?

no worries - totally dig mousescroll. doesn't work with mouse=h.

Maybe, but I need a good reason. mouse=h is more convenient for me, because I have mouse=a in my .vimrc and use vimpager to view and copy text.

it seems like there should be a good way to set vimpager specific settings in .vimrc[.local], but i'm not fluent enough to offer a solution.

[rkitover]

On 7/24/2011 3:25 AM, trevor wrote:

Sorry, you said you want mouse=a, what do you do with the mouse while in vimpager?

no worries - totally dig mousescroll. doesn't work with mouse=h.

Maybe, but I need a good reason. mouse=h is more convenient for me, because I have mouse=a in my .vimrc and use vimpager to view and copy text.

it seems like there should be a good way to set vimpager specific settings in .vimrc[.local], but i'm not fluent enough to offer a solution.

Well we have ~/.vimpagerrc now.

Anyway, how do you feel about changing mouse=h to clipboard=autoselect
in vimpager? Would you be cool with that?

That would fix both of our problems with the mouse.

[trevor]

Well we have ~/.vimpagerrc now.

i didn't test, but wouldn't that get overridden by the -c arguments?

Anyway, how do you feel about changing mouse=h to clipboard=autoselect in vimpager? Would you be cool with that?

super cool, works for me. thanks! :D

[rkitover]

On 7/24/2011 3:25 AM, trevor wrote:

Sorry, you said you want mouse=a, what do you do with the mouse while in vimpager?

no worries - totally dig mousescroll. doesn't work with mouse=h.

Maybe, but I need a good reason. mouse=h is more convenient for me, because I have mouse=a in my .vimrc and use vimpager to view and copy text.

it seems like there should be a good way to set vimpager specific settings in .vimrc[.local], but i'm not fluent enough to offer a solution.

Mouse scrolling is indeed very nice.

I've removed mouse=h in 1.5.7.