On 20/04/10 16:29, Jean Johner wrote:
On Apr 19, 1:57 am, Tony Mechelynck<[email protected]>
wrote:
- Showing the<> key name after Ctrl-V followed by hitting a key is
specific to gvim: in console mode you see the actual characters passed
by the terminal interface. To see the<> name (of a non-printable key)
in the terminal you must use Ctrl-K instead (this works also in gvim
Hi Tony,
CTRL-K, SHIFT-Space in insert mode should show<S-Space> according to
help.
It does so when using gvim (all systems) and vim on a windows console
terminal (except for the<C-PageUp>,<C-PageDown,<C-Up>,<C-Down>
keys, see above).
For vim launched from a gnome terminal or from a KDE Konsole terminal,
it does not work (shows the escape sequence instead).
Does it work on your system (Linux with gnome environment if I
remember well).
Best regards
Jean Johner
Sorry to have left you waiting this long.
Are you sure you are using Ctrl-K and not Ctrl-V or Ctrl-Q? Ctrl-K
(followed by one non-printing key) should show the <> representation
(and for me it does, at least when the key is not hijacked before Vim
gets it); Ctrl-V (or Ctrl-Q if you use Ctrl-V to paste) shows the <>
representation in gvim, but in Console Vim it shows the raw keycodes Vim
got from the keyboard driver or terminal.
My Vim is compiled with GTK2/Gnome2 GUI. I have both Gnome and KDE
installed. ATM my window manager is a Gnome one (Metacity, I think) but
only because I find the KDE4 WM ugly. As console terminals I use KDE
konsole, the Linux "pure-text" console (on Ctrl-Alt-F2 to Ctrl-Alt-F6,
come back to X with Ctrl-Alt-F7), or sometimes (rarely) xterm or mlterm.
Best regards,
Tony.
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Best regards,
Tony.
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