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Description of problem: VIM has issues with redrawing based on feedback from the terminal after the RPM with patch level 315 was installed. Everything was fine on 7.3.289. I manually recompiled the SRPM with different patches applied until I figured out that patch number 295 is the cause of everything. How reproducible: Every time. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Start vim (e.g., vim -u /dev/null for a blank config) in a resizable terminal such as xterm 2. Resize the terminal 3. VIM should respond to resize events and redraw - if patch number 295 is applied, it does not. Note that it works when even when all the other patches (1-315), EXCEPT 295 is applied, so there is no doubt about it, 295 is the cause.
Upgraded to Fedora 16 - the bug is still there.
Note that this can also be fixed without reverting patch 295 -- patch 337 corrects it: ftp://ftp.vim.org/pub/vim/patches/7.3/7.3.337
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