Bug #1513: Error in CommandTShow function when opening CommandT for first time.

$ vim

Error detected while processing function <SNR>7_CommandTShow:
line 2:
E411: highlight group not found: Cursor

Comments

1. Greg Hurrell 2010-03-24T09:48:23Z

   Ok, thanks for that.

   I was working on the incorrect assumption that the "Cursor" highlight group was defined for all color schemes but evidently it's not.

   I'll add a check for that.

2. Greg Hurrell 2010-03-24T16:11:09Z

   Should be fixed now. Will mark this ticket as closed.

   Just out of interest though, if you happen to come back to this ticket, can you add a comment clarifying whether you have syntax highlighting turned on? Or if you are using some kind of color scheme without the Cursor highlight group defined? I am still curious as to what the exact characteristics are which can provoke the error.

3. Greg Hurrell 2010-03-24T16:11:15Z

   Status changed:

   • From: new
   • To: closed

4. anonymous 2010-03-25T05:11:37Z

   Hi,

   this error happened when i tested it on a fresh (i removed my .vimrc and .vim directory and installed only CommnadT) vim. This error didn't show when i tested it with my normal .vimrc and .vim directory. After that everything is working fine, only the moving in the list with cursor keys is not working (when i press up or down it will close the CommandT window. This happens in vim, but in gvim even the cursor keys are working.), only Ctrl-j and Ctrl-k can be used for moving in the list. This is my .vimrc file:

   syntax on
   colorscheme ir_black
   set expandtab
   set tabstop=4
   set shiftwidth=4
   set hlsearch
   set incsearch
   
   filetype plugin on
   set ofu=syntaxcomplete#Complete
   

   If you need more info i can respond through this ticket.

5. Greg Hurrell 2010-03-25T07:34:04Z

   Ok, thanks for the extra info. Did you test it with the latest release (0.3)?

   In that one I'm using silent! so that even if there is an error (ie. no Cursor highlight group found) it shouldn't print any error message.

   As for the cursor key thing, not sure what the cause might be. The mappings are set up using a standard VIM names for mappings like:

   • <C-n>
   • <C-p>
   • <C-j>
   • <C-k>
   • <Down>
   • <Up>

   So if one of them works I would expect all of them to. Probably something specific to your terminal I suspect.

6. anonymous 2010-03-25T10:37:58Z

   Hi,

   i tested the newest version (0.3) and everything works fine. Thanks.

   I will look more into the arrow keys problem and report back if i find something.

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