WebInstead I use up a function key so I dont have a > slow issue. > Is there a way to set modifyOtherKeys in vim for this ? Is there a build > option for it ?? > > thx, > -m > > -- -- … WebSince the patch 8.1.2134, Vim supports a feature called modifyOtherKeys, provided by some terminals like xterm. It lets Vim distinguish various keys, like from or from è , which was impossible before.
How to bind C-i as different from TAB? - Emacs Stack Exchange
WebNote to macOS users: macOS still ships with GNU Make 3.81, so you'll likely have to install a more recent version with brew and then use gmake in place of make.For example: brew install make gmake && sudo gmake install Documentation. After installing, you can access the documentation in man page format via man 1 dte, man 5 dterc and man 5 dte … Web4 apr. 2024 · ¹ I chose this sequence to be compatible with xterm's modifyOtherKeys mode. I'd normally recommend to enable modifyOtherKeys, which is mostly backwards compatible, but the particular key chord you want is only enabled at level 2, which is a pain to cope with (e.g. Ctrl+letter doesn't send the corresponding control character). neo heaven is the goal
How to bind C-i as different from TAB? - Emacs Stack Exchange
Webxterm has a modifyOtherKeys option that tells it to construct an escape sequence for various key combinations that are normally not available. That option can be enabled in .Xdefaults, or with a control sequence from within the terminal (echo -n -e '\033[>4;1m' does the trick for me).. This option allows for more key combinations to be bound to … Web8 allows modification of other special keys modifyOtherKeys (class ModifyOtherKeys) Like modifyCursorKeys, tells xterm to construct an escape sequence for ordinary (i.e., "other") keys (such as "2") when modified by Shift-, Control-, Alt- or Meta-modifiers. This ... WebVim has added support for this. Looks like it sends a control sequence for control/alt + non-function-key. The exact control sequence is probably documented only in xterm's source... itrs international technology roadmap