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Created attachment 1079242 [details]
test file

Description of problem:
When pasting a crazily output of some bug testing to vimx via clipboard, vimx got seriously upset.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
100%

Steps to Reproduce:
1.open the attached file in some editor (perhaps even just with Firefox)
2.select all text and copy it to clipboard
3.switch to open vimx in the console and "+p

Actual results:
vimx pastes just couple of lines and with that crazily long one turns CPU to 100% and cannot get over it (after five minutes waiting, I have killed it)

Expected results:
just paste the text as other editors (e.g., gedit) do! no CPU should get involved with the text of 9k.

Additional info:

Sorry, forgot to add that I use vim-X11-7.4.160-1.el7.x86_64

Hmm, that 100% was quite pesimist estimate. Cannot reproduce anymore. The whole text is not displayed, but no CPU is involved anymore. Sorry.

closing per comment #3