Meino Christian Cramer wrote:
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PS:
There is still a question open to me, Tony...
On a german keyboard you have to press Ctrl-AltGr-9 to jump to
a tag under the cursor, which is originally Ctrl-].
This again is bad finger-Yoga (at least for my fingers...;)
This is one reason why I wanted used the umlauts in normalmode to act
as "[","]","{" and "}" (no one needs gemran umaluts in normal mode,
so I will loose nothing...)
Unfortunately Ctrl-umlaut-a (umlaut-a is mapped to ] now...) does not
work as tag-inator. Is this one of these
certain-special-keys-cannot-be-used-in-mappings problem, is this due
to the "nnoremap" (instead of nmap...), which forbids later
re-remapping, do I have to remap this sepeartely or am I simply to
stupid ? ;)
Keep hacking II !
mcc
Mapping something to ] doesn't map anything to Ctrl-], you have to do it
separately.
On my Belgian keyboard on SUSE Linux, CTRL doesn't work with any nonalphabetic
printable key (in particular, it doesn't work with "]"). There are two solutions:
a) Use the mouse (double-clicking a help hyperlink activates it)
b) Use a mapping.
I use
:map <F9> <C-]>
but of course you can use any {lhs} that suits you if you don't like F9. Since
this key has no counterpart you might for instance map ß to it, since no one
needs the eszett in Normal mode either.
Best regards,
Tony.
