On 9/27/06, Yakov Lerner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 9/27/06, Meino Christian Cramer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> As VIM insists on getting Meta/Alt-keys as binary codes and not as a
> ESC-<key>-combination I tried first to revert the rest of my
> environment, which handles ESC-<key>-combinations well to what vim
> exspects. zsh and mrxvt have option to switch between both (would a
> solution for vim, too!). The Midnight Commander insists of getting
> ESC-<key>-combinations.
>
> So I reverted everything back to the previous state (using
> <ESC>-key-combinations) and inserted:
>
> let c='a'
> while c != 'z'
> exec "set <M-".toupper(c).">=\e".c
> exec "imap \e".c." <M-".toupper(c).">"
> let c = nr2char(1+char2nr(c))
> endw
>
> in the top of my ~/.vimrc.
>
> NOW F1 did the same as
>
> 1~
Looks like F1-F4 conflict with <M-O>. Try to avoid using
<M-O>, and remove mapping <ESC>O (:iunmap <Esc>O).
This is quick workaround. There must be better solution
that allows to use F1-F4 together with <M-O> but it will take
time to figure. The problem is that F1-F4 generate
seauences that begin with <Esc>O
Looking at this again, I don't understand why the confusion.
F1 generates ^[OP (nb uppercase O), whereas imap from this tip
(tip#738) map ^[o (lowercase o). So I don't understand what causes
the confusion. Does your F1 generate ^[OP as mine ?
Yakov
