Anton wrote:
On Thu, May 11, 2006 at 22:54 +0300, Anton wrote:
Sorry for such a newbie's question... :(
When I used vim 6.4 I put
set keymap=russian-jcukenwin
in my .vimrc file and used C-^ to swith to russian, now It soesn't work with
the same initialization file. I tried to give this command from the editor
:set keym<TAB>
but it completes to 'keymodel' directly and no 'keymap' is even mentioned.
So what is necessarry to work as I used to?
Maybe some additional information is necessarry? I've looked through the help
and found that 'keymap' should work. But it doesn't. I tried to do that
manually
:set keymap=russian-jcukenwin
:set iminsert=1
nothing changed...
(1) :echo exists("+keymap")
If the answer is zero, then you don't have a functioning 'keymap' option
(i.e., it isn't compiled-in). In that case, IIRC, you need to recompile
with +multi_byte or +multi_byte_ime
(2) If the answer to the above is nonzero, check the setting of your
'wildmode' and 'wildmenu' options (if available).
Best regards,
Tony.