On May 4, 2:06 pm, Matteo Riva <[email protected]> wrote:
> Is <S-space> a valid mapping at all?
>
Short answer: no.
Longer answer: it may depend on your system. On my Windows gvim
7.2.something it doesn't work either. I don't have enough knowledge
about how keyboard events are generated and handled to tell you
exactly which ones are or are not supported on a given system.
gvim can see a lot MORE things than terminal Vim because it gets
keyboard events rather than ascii codes for each key, but there are
still a few things that (depending on your system) Vim won't be able
to see.
You can see whether a combination is mappable by (in insert mode)
typing CTRL-V and then the key sequence you want. If you see nothing,
or see the equivalent of the character without the shift/ctrl/alt,
then it is probably not mappable.
Note that if you are using mswin.vim or you have your own mapping of
CTRL-V, you can probably use CTRL-Q in its place.
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