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On 08/04/09 09:50, netimen wrote:
>
> Russian keyboard layout doesn't have many characters ({ [< etc). I'd
> like to map some other keys to it (preferably the numbers on the
> right).
>
> Simple solution ":map 1 {" doesn't work, because I'd like the new
> mapped key to behave as { in all modes. For example I'd like "f 1" to
> jump to the next { character.
Well, you could use both
:map 1 {
:map! 1 {
but how would you insert the digit 1 in a count, a command, or in text?
If your native keyboard is Russian, see also the 'langmap' option (which
has been greatly improved at patchlevel 7.2.109).
Or if you use aa Latin keyboard with a keymap (as set by the 'keymap'
option) and that keymap is less than satisfactory to you, you can write
your own. I did that, because I'm not accustomed with the keyboard
layouts usually seen on Cyrillic typewriters. I'm appending it, though
you'll probably find that it has an excessive number of two-key
sequences. Of course, if you decide to use it, feel free to alter it any
way you like. (To use it, drop it into $VIM/vimfiles/keymap/,
~/.vim/keymap/ or ~/vimfiles/keymap/.
Best regards,
Tony.
--
Razors pain you;
Rivers are damp;
Acids stain you;
And drugs cause cramp.
Guns aren't lawful;
Nooses give;
Gas smells awful;
You might as well live.
-- Dorothy Parker
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