On 24/03/10 20:36, epanda wrote:
Hi,
Christian recently show me that \x0c was the hex code of ctrl-l
How can I compute the code of those sorts of keys'combination as ctrl-
i etc....
Thank you
You already got several answers about how to find it by experiment. Now
here is the rule, for Ctrl and/or Alt and a printable ASCII key. (I
regard Shift + <key> as a different key, to which the following also
applies.)
- Ctrl + ? = 0x7F (DEL)
- If 0x40 <= <key> <= 0x5F, then
Ctrl + <key> = <key> - 0x40
- If "a" <= <key> <= "z", then
Ctrl + <key> = Ctrl + Shift + <key> = <key> - 0x60
- If 0 <= <key> <= 0x7F (where <key> may include a Ctrl modifier) then
Alt + <key> = <key> + 0x80
Note that Alt is case-sensitive (Alt-A is not the same as Alt-a) but
Ctrl isn't (Ctrl-A = Ctrl-a = 0x01).
For printable keys other than 0x40 to 0x5F, a to z, and ?, Ctrl + <key>
is unspecified (may give different results, or nothing, from OS to OS).
For printable keys other than 0x00 to 0x7F, Alt + <key> is unspecified.
On some systems, Alt + <key> gives <Esc> followed by <key> instead. When
Vim can identify that the Esc is actually an Alt modifier, it stores it
as above, by setting the high bit. (See also :help 'timeout', :help
'ttimeout', :help 'timeoutlen', :help 'ttimeoutlen', :help :map-alt-keys)
The above says nothing about what a modifier does to a non-printable
key. The results vary from OS to OS and, within a single OS, from one
terminal to another (with a different termcap entry).
The above explains the following synonym pairs:
Ctrl-I and Tab (0x09)
Ctrl-M and Enter (0x0D)
Ctrl-[ and Esc (0x1B)
and also quite a lot of pairs between Alt-something and accented Latin1.
Best regards,
Tony.
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