Vim display chaotic solution under Linux TTY character terminal

A few days ago I was well equipped with vim as a C language development environment, add a few plug-ins, syntax highlighting, font size are changed, in the gvim under the very comfortable, in the graphical interface of the terminal window using Vim is very comfortable, but accidentally found the TTY virtual terminal under the hanging. For example, I write a code: 650) this.width=650; "src=" http://s3.51cto.com/wyfs02/M00/5C/14/wKiom1UaMPXTPhkuAAFGjwz6SBg854.jpg "title = "Gvim." JPG "alt=" Wkiom1uampxtphkuaafgjwz6sbg854.jpg "/>

This looks great, the code automatically prompts for anything. Then I save this file and get the character terminal open:

650) this.width=650; "src=" http://s3.51cto.com/wyfs02/M01/5C/0E/wKioL1UaMm3znpOIAACAUxDDun0941.jpg "title=" character vim. JPG "alt=" Wkiol1uamm3znpoiaacauxddun0941.jpg "/>

That's it, a few keystrokes are all chaotic characters.

Later after the discovery is VIMRC file setup problem, in the pure character terminal, this black window is the size of 80x25. But I joined this line in the VIMRC,

650) this.width=650; "src=" http://s3.51cto.com/wyfs02/M02/5C/0E/wKioL1UaMsmDWR1KAACmb_nGeSg278.jpg "title=" line. jpg " alt= "Wkiol1uamsmdwr1kaacmb_ngesg278.jpg"/>

This line is prepared for the Gvim, the graphical interface window size can be arbitrarily changed, so in the graphical interface to open the terminal window using vim also no problem, but in the character terminal is not able to change the window size, so add this line will cause the display confusion, commented out on the good.

650) this.width=650; "src=" Http://s3.51cto.com/wyfs02/M01/5C/14/wKiom1UaMpWjaTNPAACpIKaVa-Q310.jpg "title=" matches. JPG "alt=" Wkiom1uampwjatnpaacpikava-q310.jpg "/>

But comments out of the words of our gvim window size can not be customized, each time to manually adjust, much trouble, how can not damage the display of the character terminal, but also to make the graphical interface Gvim very good display it.

In fact, we just need to write a file in the home directory. GVIMRC, you can write this one-size-sized configuration to this file, so you don't have to compromise the two worlds.

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Vim display chaotic solution under Linux TTY character terminal