Closed tunalad closed 1 month ago
@tunalad I believe C-k is special keybinding and it might be captured by your terminal. so that it cannot be binded. EDIT: terminal or shell
@tunalad I believe C-k is special keybinding and it might be captured by your terminal. so that it cannot be binded. EDIT: terminal or shell
you're right, it cuts text from the cursor's position and to the right XD
In that case, is Alt key planned for implementation?
Regarding capturing ALT key is a limitation of ncurses I am afraid.
Regarding capturing ALT key is a limitation of ncurses I am afraid.
Can Ctrl+arrows be used instead?
Not really sure. It might not. Feel free to try it.
I did but they aren't working like this, so I assumed that there's a different way of defining arrows
nnoremap "<C-Down>" "drkkp"
nnoremap "<C-Up>" "drp"
Almost sure ncurses cannot handle them
Gotta deal with it then. Thanks for helping me figure the problem out tho
Hello, So I was trying to create bindings to move rows and columns around the file by pressing
Ctrl+H/J/K/L
:They all work, except Ctrl+K. Whenever I want to move the row up, I have to hit Ctrl+K three times for it to execute. I assume that's because of the Greek and math symbols Ctrl+K to start executing, even though it's insert mode only thing?
ps: I was initially trying to bind those to Alt key instead, but sadly it's not supported yet