On 07/04/09 19:15, Tim Chase wrote:
>
>> The control equivalents (^H/^J/^K/^L) should still always work, 'though
>> I admit I haven't tried them in all modes.
>
>
> Just a word of caution, ^H in many consoles is the backspace, so
> remapping this can cause unexpected weirdnesses.
>
> Assuming your terminal supports alt/meta correctly, you might use
> Alt/Meta + hjkl instead.
>
> -tim
...at least if you never need accented letters.
è (small e-grave) will trigger the mapping for Alt-h
ê (small e-circumflex) will trigger the mapping for Alt-j
ë (small e-diaeresis) will trigger the mapping for Alt-k
ì (small i-grave) will trigger the mapping for Alt-l
and in general, the mapping for the Alt counterpart of any key will be
triggered by any key which produces its upper-ascii counterpart: to Vim,
Alt+nn and (nn+0x80) [where nn is a byte value, 0x00-0x7F] are synonymous.
Best regards,
Tony.
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