> I'm trying to set up a mapping on ctrl-; but vim seems to be unable to > detect the keystroke: > > :imap <c-;> blah > > Vim seems to read it as a modifier-free semicolon regardless of what I > do. I'm on MacVim snapshot 51 based on Vim 7.2.303. I've tested with > the --noplugin switch and through SSH to a linux 7.0 version. I'm > unaware of any mac shortcuts that would interfere nor any terminal > control characters. I am able to receive the event in other > applications.
When you say that other applications see it, are they GUI or console apps (especially via SSH)? In insert mode, you can try typing control+V followed by control+; and see if Vim sees the character. You might also try the same experiment in gvim. I don't think ctrl+; is a standard key encoding in terminals, so vim won't likely get a chance to see it to process it. -tim -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
