I have <Eject> key mapped to <F13> with Karabiner-Elements. And if tested in Terminal.app or Alacritty.app, it correctly reports ^[[25~
However, in MacVim, if I :terminal cat, and then press <F11>, <F12> and then <F13>, I see ^[[23~, ^[[24~, and then just some sort of space (the cursor moves one position to the right, while reporting nothing):
It does work OK, though, I can create mappings with <F13>. But if I use some TUI application in :terminal, then it clearly doesn't understand it.
:set t_F3 or :set <F13> both report E846: Key code not set. Trying to actually set those to ^[[25~ makes no effect (:terminal cat still reports that mysterious space). Reproducible on the latest release.
Any hints may be? :)
Well, tnoremap <F13> ^[[25~ seems to solve the problem :). But still, what exactly does it send by default?
I have
<Eject>key mapped to<F13>with Karabiner-Elements. And if tested in Terminal.app or Alacritty.app, it correctly reports^[[25~However, in MacVim, if I
:terminal cat, and then press<F11>,<F12>and then<F13>, I see^[[23~,^[[24~, and then just some sort of space (the cursor moves one position to the right, while reporting nothing):It does work OK, though, I can create mappings with
<F13>. But if I use some TUI application in:terminal, then it clearly doesn't understand it.:set t_F3or:set <F13>both reportE846: Key code not set. Trying to actually set those to^[[25~makes no effect (:terminal catstill reports that mysterious space). Reproducible on the latest release.Any hints may be? :)Well,
tnoremap <F13> ^[[25~seems to solve the problem :). But still, what exactly does it send by default?