ctrl+C -> is used to quit the prgram, you can remap quit, but cannot assign anything else to it, possibly because it's used to terminate some programs
ctrl+H -> can't assign anything to it, quite possible because it gets inputted as backspace
ctrl+I -> can't assign anything to it, quite possibly because it gets inputted as tab
ctrl+L -> can't assign anything to it, quite possibly because it gets inputted as the enter key
ctrl+V -> is bindable, but on the windows terminal, unbind the ctrl+v key
the last one isn't an issue actually, but i've found the others interesting. i don't think this is much of an issue, but also, terminal tools like (neo)vi(m) can register those as keybinds, so i think it is possible to bind these keys somehow.
ayn2op
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1 month ago
ctrl+C -> is used to quit the prgram, you can remap quit, but cannot assign anything else to it, possibly because it's used to terminate some programs ctrl+H -> can't assign anything to it, quite possible because it gets inputted as backspace ctrl+I -> can't assign anything to it, quite possibly because it gets inputted as tab ctrl+L -> can't assign anything to it, quite possibly because it gets inputted as the enter key ctrl+V -> is bindable, but on the windows terminal, unbind the ctrl+v key
the last one isn't an issue actually, but i've found the others interesting. i don't think this is much of an issue, but also, terminal tools like (neo)vi(m) can register those as keybinds, so i think it is possible to bind these keys somehow.