On 31/03/11 02:45, shuda Li wrote:
Hi, all,
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>
I'm wondering anyone has any clues about what causes the problem.
Cheers!
Maybe your terminal or keyboard driver doesn't pass the Ctrl-End code as
something that Vim can recognise?
In Insert mode, and with 'showcmd' on, try hitting Ctrl-V (or Ctrl-Q if
your Vim uses Ctrl-V to paste) followed by Ctrl-End. You'll see one of
the following:
1) Nothing (the ^V remains at bottom right)
-- Meaning: the Ctrl-End keystroke is not transmitted to Vim at all.
2) (in gvim) <End>
-- Meaning: the Ctrl-End keystroke is transmitted to gvim as if it were
plain <End>
3) (in console Vim) some garbage-looking characters
-- Hit <Enter>, then Ctrl-V (or Ctrl-Q if...) followed by just <End>
-- If you see the *exact same* garbage-looking characters, then Vim
cannot tell <End> and <C-End> apart because it gets the same byte codes
for both.
(in my Console Vim I see
^[[1;5F
for Ctrl-End and
^[0F
for plain <End>).
4) Something else
-- Maybe you can determine the meaning yourself, possibly with the help of
:help terminal-options
:set termcap
Best regards,
Tony.
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