As we known, different terminal emulators will give the environment variable TERM a default value (e.g. xterm-256color, rxvt-256color, etc.). However, due to historical reasons, most terminal emulators have been implemented a superset of VT100 and VT110, it's the most VT10X escape sequences.
In order to handle the escape sequences properly, we should give a properly value to the the TERM. As it's important for terminal emulator to handle escape sequences properly, so we can not casually change it.
Here we provide an option ZVM_TERM for users to configurate and no need to change the global TERM , its default value is the same as TERM. For some reasons, you can change it to let this plugin work properly.
As we known, different terminal emulators will give the environment variable
TERM
a default value (e.g.xterm-256color, rxvt-256color
, etc.). However, due to historical reasons, most terminal emulators have been implemented a superset of VT100 and VT110, it's the most VT10X escape sequences.In order to handle the escape sequences properly, we should give a properly value to the the
TERM
. As it's important for terminal emulator to handle escape sequences properly, so we can not casually change it.Here we provide an option
ZVM_TERM
for users to configurate and no need to change the globalTERM
, its default value is the same asTERM
. For some reasons, you can change it to let this plugin work properly.