As far as I know Vim cannot recognize the <Win> key (Please correct me if I'm wrong). In fact, it isn't that difficult to type all those, so I'd refer to keep the :cope window on all the time, and I have the habit to input :w everytime I changed a new line. So all I need to do is to type :make, which isn't complex and I don't need a short-cut for that. Note that you need to set your 'makeprg' right.
However, if all you need is to make use of the <Win> key, KDE can be set to something like the "4-modifiers KDE default", and that's the settings I'm currently using that and I use <win> shortcut key on most KDE-related features. -- Sincerely, Pan, Shi Zhu. ext: 2606 Robert Cussons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 写于 2006-10-16 15:45:47: > This is brilliant, I've never used make from inside Vim before, please > surpress your sniggers....As I am working on Linux with a microsoft > ergonomic keyboard, I have an unused windows button or two, how would I > map the right hand one to the same mapping as below, i.e. instead of > F12? As KDE's control centre in the custom shortcuts returns Win for the > windows button, I tried: > map <Win+M> <ESC>:w<kEnter>:make<kEnter>:cope<kEnter> > but it doesn't seem to do anything, how does Vim interpret the windows key? > > Many thanks, > Rob.
