[Bug 938469] [NEW] vim cannot regain control of mouse

[Sean Hunt]

Public bug reported:

In Precise, vim is unable to reassert control of the mouse once it has
started. The mouse works normally upon starting vim. If it loses control
of the mouse in the pseudo-terminal, however, perhaps due to being
suspended with ^Z, or turning the mouse off with ':set mouse=', then vim
becomes unable to regain control of the mouse when it should, such as
being resumed or ':set mouse=a'.

The expected behavior is that suspending should have no effect on the
mouse within vim, and clearing and resetting the mouse variable should
also have no effect on the mouse.

** Affects: vim (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New


** Tags: precise regression

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Title:
  vim cannot regain control of mouse

Status in “vim” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  In Precise, vim is unable to reassert control of the mouse once it has
  started. The mouse works normally upon starting vim. If it loses
  control of the mouse in the pseudo-terminal, however, perhaps due to
  being suspended with ^Z, or turning the mouse off with ':set mouse=',
  then vim becomes unable to regain control of the mouse when it should,
  such as being resumed or ':set mouse=a'.

  The expected behavior is that suspending should have no effect on the
  mouse within vim, and clearing and resetting the mouse variable should
  also have no effect on the mouse.

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