Hi, thanks for your reply.
On 11/06/20 1:47 am, John Passaro wrote:
you could write a function with a while 1 loop that calls getchar()
twice and calls exec 'normal i<C-K>' . char1 . char2, then calls
itself recursively. Then ctrl-C would get you out.
I ran into a some issues while doing this. I could not make <C-k> work
under execute. For e.g.:
> function! TestFunc()
> execute "normal! i<C-k>aa"
> endfunction
The above snippet is printing `<C-k>aa` as it is. How can I make it
consider `<C-k>` as the control character rather than a string.
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