Hello, after some years spent with Emacs (used it due to 'possibly' better Haskell mode), I'm back with here and my wrists are telling me: "Thank you!".
I want to learn Vim and use it for all my writings which means native
texts as well as (python+qt) programming. One problem is that Vim's
command mode commands are suitable for US keyboard layout, but I use
Croatian one which has the following mapping:
š --> [
Š --> {
đ --> ]
Đ --> }
[ --> altgr+f
] --> altgr+g
{ --> altgr+b
} --> altgr+n
....
I can bear and use e.g. altgr+[ to get square bracket while doing Python
programming, but using CTRL-altgr+g instead of CTRL-] is too much like Emacs
and I do not want to go back there. :-)
I read about 'langmap' option and tried to put the following in my .vimrc:
set langmap=đ]
in order to be able to use: CTRL-đ to simulate CTRL-].
Have I misunderstood langmap feature or do I miss something?
I've found the following tip:
http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/VimTip1348
but found some other info that langmap should work with utf-8 encoding in
vim>=7.2.x.
Any one can help?
Sincerely,
Gour
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