Tags: EdwarDu/vim

patch 9.0.0034: spell tests do not always clear the word list

Problem:    Spell tests do not always clear the word list.
Solution:   Clear the word list in TearDown(). (closes vim#10659)

patch 9.0.0033: on a Belgian keyboard CTRL-[ does not work

Problem:    On a Belgian keyboard CTRL-[ does not work.
Solution:   Handle GDK_KEY_dead_circumflex. (Anton Sharonov, closes vim#10658)

patch 9.0.0032: in the quickfix window 'cursorline' overrules QuickFi…

…xLine

Problem:    In the quickfix window 'cursorline' overrules QuickFixLine
            highlighting.
Solution:   Combine the attributes.  Add a test. (closes vim#10654)

patch 9.0.0031: <cmod> of user command does not have correct verbose …

…value

Problem:    <cmod> of user command does not have correct verbose value.
Solution:   Use the value from the command modifier. (closes vim#10651)

patch 9.0.0030: matchfuzzy test depends on path of current directory

Problem:    Matchfuzzy test depends on path of current directory.
Solution:   Use fnamemodify() to remove the path. (Robin Becker,
            closes vim#10650)

patch 9.0.0029: the bitmaps/vim.ico file is not in the distribution

Problem:    The bitmaps/vim.ico file is not in the distribution.
Solution:   Add it back to the distribution.  Adjust the build rules to have
            it end up in the right place.

patch 9.0.0028: MS-Windows: tests fail if there is a "runtime" directory

Problem:    MS-Windows: tests fail if there is a stray "runtime" directory.
Solution:   Only use a "runtime" directory if it contains "defaults.vim".

patch 9.0.0027: the command line test is getting quite big

Problem:    The command line test is getting quite big.
Solution:   Move command line window tests to a separate file.

patch 9.0.0026: accessing freed memory with diff put

Problem:    Accessing freed memory with diff put.
Solution:   Bail out when diff pointer is no longer valid.

patch 9.0.0025: accessing beyond allocated memory with the cmdline wi…

…ndow

Problem:    Accessing beyond allocated memory when using the cmdline window in
            Ex mode.
Solution:   Use "*" instead of "'<,'>" for Visual mode.