I do not want to use it, I sometimes press it by accident (Ctrl-X Ctrl-S).
And it hangs my vim :(



pansz wrote:
> 
> 
> TheLonelyStar 写道:
>> I come from emacs.
>> When I want to save my file, I am used to press Ctrl-X Ctrl-S
>> 
>> When in vim, in insert mode, pressing Ctrl-X goes into a special mode
>> from
>> which I can exit using any keystroke.
>> But not if I pressed Ctrl-S aftwerwards.
>> When I press Ctrl-X Ctrl-S, my vim is stuck and I have no Idea how to get
>> out of that mode ...
>> 
> 
> If you use gvim there won't be any problem for Ctrl-S.
> 
> If you use console vim it does not use Ctrl-S at all, since Ctrl-S are 
> reserved for terminal flow control. For compatibility reasons, you 
> should not use Ctrl-S as shortcut for any console application.
> 
> 
> > 
> 
> 

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