Hi Peter, It doesn't work in this case either. But I got the solution from Tony.
Thanks a lot for your efforts. Regards, Jagpreet -----Original Message----- From: Peter Hodge [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2006 12:18 PM To: J A G P R E E T; Vim mailing list Subject: Re: Mapping doesn't work in putty. Perhaps you could use: map [ctrl-v][ctrl-left] :tabp<CR> map [ctrl-v][ctrl-right] :tabn<CR> Except instead of typing 'ctrl-v' and 'ctrl-left' literally, you type those combinations instead. This will map the exact escape sequences that your terminal is sending. regards, Peter --- J A G P R E E T <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi There, > I have these mappings defined in my .vimrc file. > > map <C-t> :tabnew > map <C-left> :tabp<CR> > map <C-right> :tabn<CR> > > I'm using putty(terminal emulator) to access the unix server. > > The fist mapping works absolutely fine. > The other two doesn't work at all and gives the error(E388: Couldn't find > definition). > Furthermore I checked <C-left> shows the definition for the variable under > cursor. > No clues why its not overridden from my mapping. > > When I changed map <C-left> : tabp<CR> to > Map <F2> : tabp<CR> > It works. > > Another point is the mapping(<C-left>, <C-right>) works if I use Exceed or > x-Manager. > I have no clue at all why its not working in putty. > As far as I know for mapping at least; graphics support is not a must. > > Whats missing for this mapping in putty. > > Regards, > Jagpreet > > > > ____________________________________________________ On Yahoo!7 Men's Health: What music do you want to hear on Men's Health Radio? http://www.menshealthmagazine.com.au/