On 2011-03-30, Tim Chase wrote:
> On 03/30/2011 07:45 PM, shuda Li wrote:
> >I try to map the Ctrl - End to move the cursor to the end of file:
> >
> >map<C-End> :$<RC>
> >
> >However the line has no effect at all.
> >I checked
> >
> >:map<C-End>
> >
> >and it returns<C-End> mapped to :$<RC>
>
> Depends on what your terminal is sending. I presume this is
> (non-g)vim rather than gvim.
>
> If it's available through the terminal, the next thing to try
> would be to find out what control+end sends. To do that, type
> ":map " followed by control-V followed by control-end and post
> what it inserts on your command-line. For me in an rxvt
> terminal, it shows
>
> :map ^[[8^
>
> (where the "^[" is a literal escape).
You might also try opening a new line in a buffer and while in
insert mode, typing Ctrl-K followed by Ctrl-End. That will show you
Vim's code for that key. For me, using GNOME Terminal, inserting
Ctrl-K Ctrl-End shows
<End>
which indicates that Vim is not seeing the Ctrl modifier. That is
confirmed by Tim's Ctrl-V Ctrl-End suggestion: both End and
Ctrl-End insert
^[0F
where ^[ is Vim's symbol for the escape character, 0x1b.
Regards,
Gary
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