On 14/04/11 15:53, wxuyec wrote:
when I run
echo -e '\033[?1h\033=' ; cat ; echo -e '\033[?1l\033>'
I really got ^[OA^[OB.
and then I tried
set t_ku=^[OA
as you said(I hit the<ctrl-v><esc> to input the ^[).
Maybe you could try (at the command-line)
:set <Up>=
followed (with no space on either sign on the = sign) by hitting Ctrl-V
followed by the Up key. (<Up> left of the = is less-than, big-U,
small-p, greater-than.)
If it works, try the same (using again Ctrl-V followed by Up in the
right-hand side) in your vimrc, as follows:
if !has('gui_running') && &term == 'xterm'
set <Up>=<whatever>
endif
but unfortunately it doesn't work. I still got the same
problem.
Best regards,
Tony.
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