Old:
let &t_ti = enable_focus_reporting . save_screen
New:
let &t_ti = cursor_to_block . enable_focus_reporting . save_screen
Also changed doc file to reflect this:
|t_ti| Vim startup: change cursor to block, enable focus reporting, save the screen.
Before this change, if someone uses a cursor other than block in their shell, vim will start up with that cursor shape even though they're in command mode. I personally had this problem because I use the bar for insert mode in zsh vi-mode (ironically mirroring what this plugin does). This commit fixes that by including the cursor block escape sequence in the startup termcap.
sjl
commented
11 years ago
Old: let &t_ti = enable_focus_reporting . save_screen New: let &t_ti = cursor_to_block . enable_focus_reporting . save_screen
Also changed doc file to reflect this: |t_ti| Vim startup: change cursor to block, enable focus reporting, save the screen.
Before this change, if someone uses a cursor other than block in their shell, vim will start up with that cursor shape even though they're in command mode. I personally had this problem because I use the bar for insert mode in zsh vi-mode (ironically mirroring what this plugin does). This commit fixes that by including the cursor block escape sequence in the startup termcap.