Hi, Tony.
Sorry for the delay to answer. I actually downgrade my Vim to 7.2 again. I am
in a project dead line and could not stop to check this issue. I'm planning to
do that the next weekend.
This sounds typical of a mapping. Try
:verbose map
:verbose map!
:verbose
On 17/08/10 04:56, Alessandro Antonello wrote:
Пнд, 16 Авг 2010, Alessandro Antonello писал(а):
Hi, all.
Yesterday I download and install the new Vim version 7.3 and I started facing
some kind of problem when typing accent characters like single quote, double
quote, tilde, back tick and
Hi, all.
Yesterday I download and install the new Vim version 7.3 and I started facing
some kind of problem when typing accent characters like single quote, double
quote, tilde, back tick and circunflex. The problem seams randomly because I
didn't get how is the logical sequence yet.
I am using
Maybe :h digraph will be of help
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Пнд, 16 Авг 2010, Alessandro Antonello писал(а):
Hi, all.
Yesterday I download and install the new Vim version 7.3 and I started facing
some kind of problem when typing accent characters like single quote, double
quote, tilde, back tick and circunflex. The problem seams randomly because I
Пнд, 16 Авг 2010, Alessandro Antonello писал(а):
Hi, all.
Yesterday I download and install the new Vim version 7.3 and I started facing
some kind of problem when typing accent characters like single quote, double
quote, tilde, back tick and circunflex. The problem seams randomly because I
I set the keymap to accents. Now, how do I type e.g. an acute accent in
French? I have tried typing 'e and \'e but all I get are those characters.
I am looking for a Vim only solution i.e. that does not require remapping the
system keyboard.
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mar, 02 Mar 2010, John Culleton skribis:
I set the keymap to accents. Now, how do I type e.g. an acute accent in
French? I have tried typing 'e and \'e but all I get are those characters.
It works for me 'e - é 'c - ç
Did you check your vim has actually be compiled with keymap? eg,
John Culleton wrote:
I set the keymap to accents. Now, how do I type e.g. an acute accent in
French? I have tried typing 'e and \'e but all I get are those characters.
I am looking for a Vim only solution i.e. that does not require remapping the
system keyboard.
You can look into using
On Tuesday 02 March 2010 09:45:29 Stahlman Family wrote:
John Culleton wrote:
I set the keymap to accents. Now, how do I type e.g. an acute accent in
French? I have tried typing 'e and \'e but all I get are those
characters.
CTRL-K e' == é
CTRL-K e` == è
:help digraph
Brett
John Culleton wrote:
On Tuesday 02 March 2010 09:45:29 Stahlman Family wrote:
John Culleton wrote:
I set the keymap to accents. Now, how do I type e.g. an acute accent in
French? I have tried typing 'e and \'e but all I get are those
characters.
CTRL-K e' == é
CTRL-K e` == è
John Culleton wrote:
...
A crude but universal solution: append a Unicode combining accent
(http://unicode.org/charts/PDF/U0300.pdf) to the letter you want to
modify. E.g., e + 0300 gives è. You can still keymap certain
combinations that you'd need most frequently, or map the accent
itself to
Hi Boyko!
On Di, 02 Mär 2010, Boyko Bantchev wrote:
John Culleton wrote:
...
A crude but universal solution: append a Unicode combining accent
(http://unicode.org/charts/PDF/U0300.pdf) to the letter you want to
modify. E.g., e + 0300 gives è. You can still keymap certain
combinations
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