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jamessan / vim-gnupg

This script implements transparent editing of gpg encrypted files.
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=3645
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Workaround in 's:GPGPostCmd()' freezes vim in tmux-256color terminal #59

Closed wimstefan closed 4 years ago

wimstefan commented 8 years ago

Whenever I invoke vim in a tmux-256color terminal to edit a gnupg encrypted file it freezes, shows an empty window and does not react to any key press. I have to kill -KILL the process to get the terminal back.

Commenting out line 1363

let &term = &term

resolves that problem but I'm not sure what other side-effects that might have ....

jamessan commented 8 years ago

If you have tmux use screen-256color for TERM instead, does that work?

Are you sure it's frozen? Is there a child process that Vim is waiting on?

wimstefan commented 8 years ago

Yes screen-256color works. And perhaps "frozen" is the wrong expression - what happens is that after invoking the vim command I get an empty vim window with no information at all, it doesn't react to any key I tried (like Esc, Ctrl-C, ':q' or 'ZZ') and I have to kill the process ...

I've made some strace logfiles of such an attempt ... I can send you those via email if you're interested.

jamessan commented 8 years ago

You forgot to mention whether there are any child processes that Vim is waiting on. Assuming you're on Linux, ps afx will show the process tree.

wimstefan commented 8 years ago

I apologize for forgetting to mention that. There are no child processes Vim is waiting on ... (Checked with htop & ps afx)

jamessan commented 8 years ago

Ok. This seems like a Vim bug that this plugin just happens to bring out (not the first time). If you send me the logfiles, I'll take a look.