Hi,
2019/11/28 Thu 10:15:10 UTC+9 Gary Johnson wrote:
>
> Entering Ctrl-V in insert mode or on the command line used to allow
> the following character to be inserted literally. Now, when
> I follow Ctrl-V with another Ctrl-V, this sequence is inserted:
>
> ^[[27;5;118~
>
> I don't know when this started--I just noticed it in Vim 8.1.2300 on
> Linux. I verified that Ctrl-V works correctly in the same terminal
> (xterm 330) with Vim 8.0.1453. Both tests were run with "-N -u
> NONE".
>
>
This was fixed with 8.1.2350.
If you still need to use 8.1.2300, you can disable the behavior by:
let &t_TI = ""
let &t_TE = ""
See `:help modifyOtherKeys` for detail.
Regards,
Ken Takata
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