Celelibi wrote:
> I reported a bug in the debian BTS, but found that it also apply to
> upstream vim.
>
> Here it is: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=741400
>
> In summary, it looks like vim do not support termcaps %e nor %c
> (corresponding to terminfos kPRV and kNXT). They're supposed to
> produce <S-PageUp> and <S-PageDown>.
>
> I think vim only produce <S-PageUp> or <S-PageDown> when it has an
> exception for the given terminal. i.e. when it recognize the content
> of the environment variable TERM and has a special case for it.
>
> I tried to look at the source code, but it's too complicated for the
> amount of time I spent.
What makes you think that %e and %c are the shifted next/previous page
keys? The termcap manpage says:
kN Key for next page
kP Key for previous page
%c shifted next key
%e shifted previous key
"next key" and "next page" are different. Perhaps it's just a
coincidence that %c and %e contain the codes? Officially there are no
entries for the shifted next/previous page keys.
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