A. S. Budden a écrit : > 2008/12/9 ludo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > >> Jürgen Krämer a écrit : >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> ludo wrote: >>> >>> >> [...] >> >>> you probably have a buffer-local mapping like >>> >>> :map <buffer> <S-F4> u >>> >>> defined somewhere. You can check this with >>> >>> :map <S-F4> >>> >>> This should show something like >>> >>> <S-F4> @u >>> <S-F4> :cprev <CR> >>> >>> >> unfortunately, when I execute >> :map <S-F4> >> Vim displays 'No mapping found' >> >> >>> The mapping with the ampersand is the buffer-local one and this takes >>> precedence over the second one. >>> >>> If you want to know where the first mapping was defined execute >>> >>> :verbose map <S-F4> >>> >>> and you get something like >>> >>> <S-F4> @u >>> Last set from c:\map_u.vim >>> <S-F4> :cprev<CR> >>> >>> >> and ':verbose map <S-F4>' also displays 'No mapping found' >> >> Maybe, the problem is around the SHIFT key >> When I try to use Fx key (F2, ... F12) with the additionnal SHIFT key >> for the :map function, it's failed >> :map <F4> :do_something >> :map <F...> :do_something >> :map <F12> :do_something >> all succeeded >> >> but when I try >> :map <S-F4> :do_something >> :map <S-F...> :do_something >> :map <S-F12> :do_something >> all failed :-( >> > > Check that the operating system isn't getting in the way: go to insert > mode and hit Ctrl-V Shift-F4. If you get <S-F4> then I would expect > the mapping to work. > when I hit 'Ctrl-V Shift-F4' => Vim displays ^[[26~ when I hit 'Ctrl-V F4' => Vim displays ^[[14~
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