> As has already been said several times, to Vim Tab and Ctrl-I are one
> and the same, the reason is buried far away in the history of ASCII
> control codes, and there's no getting out of it. Whatever you map to
> Tab or Ctrl-I
> Enter or Ctrl-M
> Esc or Ctrl-[
> will also be mapped to the other one of the pair. You may like it or not
> like it, but you won't change it. The only way out is to choose a
> different {lhs} for your mapping.
>
> Regards,
> Tony.
Right, that explains. Thanks
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