On 31/07/09 03:54, Pablo Giménez Pizarro wrote:
>
> Hi
> I am testing some key mappings I usually use under UNIX in windows to
> get my config file ready for windows.
> I am running windows through a virtual machine using Parallels Desktop
> on a Mac.
> More or less all the keymaps works fine using vim7.2 in my virtual
> windows, but all the keymaps involving the Alt and Ctrl modifiers fails.
> Seems that always the menu bar of the gvim window takes the focus.
> A couple of example of keymaps I am trying to use:
> noremap<C-M-o> :browse tabnew<CR>
> noremap<C-M-t> :tabnew<CR>
> noremap<C-M-w> :confirm tabclose<CR>
>
> I have also set the winaltkeys option to "no".
>
> Any ideas????
> thx
Maybe "something" intercepts the keycode before it reaches Vim? To test
that, open an empty Insert-mode window
:new
then hit Ctrl-V followed by one of the "problematic" codes. (If you use
Ctrl-V to paste, then use Ctrl-Q here in its stead.) If nothing happens,
then the keycode didn't reach Vim. If something gets inserted, compare
with the code for the same key with different modifiers, e.g. <C-M-o>
with <C-O>, <M-o> etc. Maybe also with the output of
:echo "\<C-M-o>"
which on my machine gives <8f> displayed in blue, meaning it is not a
printable character. (Similarly for <C-M-t> etc.)
In general though, it is recommended to use F keys (especially "bare"
and "shifted" F keys) for mappings in Vim, as these react in more
constant fashion across all platforms and window-managers.
Best regards,
Tony.
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