On 04/03/09 03:02, Wu Bingzheng wrote:
>
>> What happens if you type Ctrl-v (Ctrl-q if you're using mswin.vim) and
>> then Shift-Space in command-line mode (pressing : ) or insert mode?
>>
> What's the function of Ctrl-v? According to your words, it seems like
> to show
> which key you press. Am I right?
>
> However, i think Ctrl-v is VirtualBlock, as Vim User Manual says.
>
> Thanks,
> Wu
That's in Normal mode. In Insert/Replace and Command-line modes, Ctrl-V
is Literalize (see :h i_CTRL-V and :h i_CTRL-V_digit). In addition, in
the GUI if you follow it with a special key, the latter will be shown in
<> notation. A more general way to show special keys in <> notation is
to prefix them by Ctrl-K instead, but if you try Ctrl-K with a printing
key, Vim will usually wait for the second part of a |digraph|.
Best regards,
Tony.
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