2012/8/22 Erik Christiansen <[email protected]>

> On 21.08.12 08:19, Ben Fritz wrote:
> > Even though Vim sees the keys as a Unicode character, pressing the
> > keys should still execute the mapping.
> >
> > I don't think Vim can reliably do CTRL+Alt mappings, but I believe
> > Alt-{key} mappings normally work fine.
>
Thanks all for your answers.
I am using Vim with terminals Mrxvt in Linux and iTerm2 in the Mac.
I have the same problem in Gvim as well.

>
> Mostly. Over here, with:
>
> VIM - Vi IMproved 7.3 (2010 Aug 15, compiled Apr 18 2012 19:32:03)
> Included patches: 1-496
>
> these Alt mappings work for me in more cases than not:
>
> " Putting åæø and «» on Alt, is handier than digraphs:
> inoremap <expr> <A-a> "\uE5"
> inoremap <expr> <A-e> "\uE6"
> inoremap <expr> <A-o> "\uF8"
> inoremap <expr> <A-<> "\uAB"
> inoremap <expr> <A->> "\uBB"
>
> They work fine in insert mode, and for single character replacement,
> using "cl", but fail when using "r". e.g.
>
> Applying "cl<A-a>" to "x" gives å, which is correct.
> Applying "r<A-a>" to "x" gives á, which is wrong.
>
As you can see in my first post I a mtryin to map <M-t> to <C-W>v,
So Alt+t will make a vertical split.
But looking at your mapping examples seems I am doing the map wrong.
Probably is because Vim sends the unicode keymao rather than the keymap I
expect.
What would be way to, let's say make my Alt-t keymap:
nmap <M-t> <C-W>v
But using unicode?
Thanks

>
> Maybe that has been fixed since patch 496. I've just learnt to use "cl"
> instead of "r" - it's more flexible, anyway.
>
> Erik
>
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