Baruch Even wrote:
> On Wed, 2004-09-08 at 16:28, P at draigBrady.com wrote:
>>>To reproduce do the following:
>>>>for i in `seq 500`; do echo "echo $i"; done > paste.txt
>>gvim paste.txt
>>Select all (ggVG)
>>Now middle click to paste the commands into a terminal.
>>>>For me only the first 4096 bytes are pasted.
>>I'm guessing it's something to do with tty modes,
>>or the switching of modes as vim running on the
>>terminal can accept all the pasted info fine.
>>> X protocol needs extended protocol to transfer larger chunks of data
> (above 4k), one of the participating programs is not doing its part in
> the transfer and doesn't continue as it should.
>> Since gvim is one side I'd suspect your terminal program is misbehaving.
>> You could try to use the xclip program to do the receive side, it's a
> clipboard manipulation program which I maintain in Debian and had the
> need to hack it a bit, I've tested large transfers and they are known to
> work with it.
>> FWIW, your test case works for me with multi-gnome-terminal as the
> terminal.
Thanks Baruch.
I'm not sure it's to do with the X program (terminal)
as I'm using gnome terminal and the same thing happens in xterm.
Also vim within either terminal will get all input,
but bash/tcsh within either terminal will loose input.
Note for me sometimes input is lost in the middle
of the echos and not just the end, so changing
the above from 500 -> 5000 should help trigger.
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