Closed hunar1997 closed 1 month ago
Hi! Since C64 lacks ”Escape”, that functionality is mapped to the ”<-” key. The ”<-” key does not exist on PC keyboards. Typically it is mapped to the key to the left of ”1”. If it is not the case for you, you could try switching from Symbolic to Positional keymap. You can read all about it in Vice docs: https://vice-emu.sourceforge.io/vice_1.html
lör 13 juli 2024 kl. 14:58 skrev hunar @.***>:
Hello
Sorry to ask this here, I use VICE and whenever I get into edit mode, I cant get out. I'm an experienced vim user but pressing Esc on VICE doesn't do anything, along with every other button on my keyboard. Is there a way to remap the VICE button that DurexForth's vim needs to exit edit mode?
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Thank you :D changing to positional did the trick
Hello
Sorry to ask this here, I use VICE and whenever I get into edit mode, I cant get out. I'm an experienced vim user but pressing Esc on VICE doesn't do anything, along with every other button on my keyboard. Is there a way to remap the VICE button that DurexForth's vim needs to exit edit mode?