On Mon, May 01, 2006 at 12:02 -0700, Gerald Lai wrote: > > Nevermind Vim, for Linux terminals (like aterm/xterm/rxvt/virtual > framebuffer terminal), you should be able to just hit Ctrl-V followed by > any keystroke on the command line to see its keycode. > > For example, doing Ctrl-V and pressing Enter yields > > $ ^M > > In the framebuffer terminal, when I hit Ctrl-V followed by Ctrl-F9, > nothing happens. It failed to recognize Ctrl-F9, still waiting for a > keystroke after Ctrl-V. > > HTH. > -- > Gerald
I get this after pressing ^V + ^F9 in framebuffer: [20~ So I get just <F9> code. But it still can be useful, because if I do this in any X terminal emulator - I get good effect and can then use this key combination. But I now have to comment this bindings - they aren't clear. If It looks like <C-F9> it would be much more clear to read the config file. But It's not a problem at all and I'm glad it's working.
