2009/11/13 Pablo Giménez:
>> >> > Just checking, now is printing characters but not the proper ones.
>> >> > In the spanish layout you have to press Option(Alt)+3 to get the #
>> >> > symbol.
>>
>> No, you have to press Shift+3 to get # using Spanish layout.
>
> Sorry Bjorn but in the Spanish layout # is Option+3, I am sure, uou you can
> see it in the keyboard viewer and I type it everyday :)
Ok, I see that if you use the "Spanish - ISO" layout it is Alt+3. I
tested with the layout "Spanish" which does use Shift+3. How
confusing. :-/
> If I open the vim shipped with MacOSX from terminal, it recognizes the
> Option+3 as the # character. So this only affects MacVim.
> But ... after some testing I realized that the problem is that I am using
> set macmeta, to use some keymaps with the M modifier.
> This seems to cause that MacVim is not passing the Option(alt) modifier
> properly for some key combinations, like the Option+3.
> Without macmeta the keyboard works perfectly, but I need the macmeta :)
Sorry, there is nothing I can do about that. Either you let Mac OS X
interpret Alt-presses ('macmeta' off), or you let Vim handle it
('macmeta' on)...you can't have both. My suggestion is to rebind keys
that use Alt to use e.g. Cmd (<D-..>) instead and turn 'macmeta' off.
At any rate, there is no bug here.
Björn
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