On 11/07/12 21:18, Suresh Govindachar wrote:
> [ how to distinguish between lower and upper case X in
> the following imaps ]
>
> > :imap <C-x> <Delete>
> > :imap <C-X> <BS>
>
> Use <C-S- (S for shift), for example:
>
> :imap <C-S-X> <BS>
> :imap <C-S-X> <esc>Xi
AFAIK, most versions of Vim don't distinguish between <C-{letter}>
and <C-S-{letter}> as they send the same ASCII code. You might be
able to distinguish between, say <C-F2> and <C-S-F2> if you wanted
to use the function keys. Likewise, I don't think control+number is
caught in most cases, let alone control+shift+number (the exception
being control+@ and control+^ both of which Vim uses, but can be
remapped).
-tim
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