On 16/01/10 03:45, Ney wrote:
Hi, i'm on abnt2 keyboard and would like to use the letter ç to access
my command line.
I tried this:
nnoremap ç :
from here[http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Short_mappings_for_common_tasks]
but didn't work.
this mapping:
nnoremap<Space> :
works, but is not what i want.
Thanks.
It ought to work. In Insert mode, ç gives ç doesn't it? And you have no
other mapping to either c-cedilla or Alt-g (which are the same character
to Vim)?
If you have the following:
:map ç :
:map <M-g> gj
(or any other {rhs} in the second case) the second mapping will override
the first, because Vim represents Alt-g as g + 0x80; now g is 0x67 so
Alt-g is 0xE7 which is ç.
Best regards,
Tony.
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