I'm sorry, I think I've typed it wrong.
' ` ´
# 1 Tim's house
# 2 vou à praza (portuguese)
# 3 configuración (spanish)

Then I think it should be:

:nnoremap ´ {
:nnoremap ç }

For now I'll just replace keys that are useless in vim.
Thank you all

On 9 mar, 15:42, Tim Chase <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Will it work?
> > :noremap j k
> > :noremap k j
>
> As long as you use "nnoremap" instead of "nmap", yes.
>
> > More interesting, will it work?
>
> > :noremap ' {
> > :noremap }
>
> In theory, yes...
>
> > note that I have ' ` and ' (three different keys).
>
> I'm not sure what the diff between #1 and #3 are (they both look
> like the same character to me).  Vim uses both the regular
> apostrophe '  and the back-tick ` to jump to marks, so unless one
> of these is a 3rd uni-stroke jot, I wouldn't remap either.
>
> -tim

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