Closed antoinemadec closed 5 years ago
teto
commented
7 years ago "xterm-256color" is not good for "GNOME Terminal 3.18.3" thought it won't solve this.
Have you tried with neovim-qt ? the problem most likely lies with the terminal though I've no solution to offer but others might.
justinmk
commented
7 years ago see also https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/5795
@antoinemadec thanks for bisecting, this is a known issue. Most likely we need to send extra info to libtermkey in tui/input.c.
nateozem
commented
7 years ago I found the issue. It's because there is a mismatch data between the mapped command and input buffer.
The reason <f5> works because the data from input_buffer->read_ptr matches to the value from a field called m_keys. This field came from one of the elements inside maphash.
However, when <c-f5> is pressed, there wouldn't be a match because input_buffer->read_ptr contains the data value of 0x80466a (length of 3) and the element, from maphash that suppose to be matched with, has a different value of 0x80fc04806b35 (length of 6) from m_keys field.
I don't know if this is libtermkey issue or the key mapping needs to be updated.
Please let me know which direction to take.
nateozem
commented
7 years ago To note:
input_buffer->read_ptr is set when input_enqueue() is called.
The function, that contains the logic for matching, is from vgetorpeek().
nateozem
commented
7 years ago From my last inspection, it might not be a bug, but a problem with the keyboard configuration from the terminal emulator itself. My terminal is set in a way that the following works for me:
nmap <F17> :echo "HELLO"<CR>
nmap <F29> :echo "BAR"<CR>Have you tried mapping to <F17> or <F29>? Any of them not work?
As mention from #5795, try executing $ showkey -a to see what the key value comes back with?
antoinemadec
commented
7 years ago @nateozem , here are the answers to your questions:
showkey -a:
F5
^[[15~ 27 0033 0x1b
91 0133 0x5b
49 0061 0x31
53 0065 0x35
126 0176 0x7e
Ctrl+F5
^[[15;5~ 27 0033 0x1b
91 0133 0x5b
49 0061 0x31
53 0065 0x35
59 0073 0x3b
53 0065 0x35
126 0176 0x7e
Shift+F5
^[[15;2~ 27 0033 0x1b
91 0133 0x5b
49 0061 0x31
53 0065 0x35
59 0073 0x3b
50 0062 0x32
126 0176 0x7e
map on F17 and F29:
F17 mapping catches Shift+F5
F29 mapping catches Ctrl+F5
If it is not a bug from neovim:
nateozem
commented
7 years ago gnome terminal. With iterm2, it has the ability add (or change) the keys in the preference settings. To make it work with <c-f5> & <s-f5>, I had to changed the key values as follows:
^F5 to send as \E[>15;5~
and
<Shift>F5 to send as \E[>15;2~
If you can see, there is a small difference and that difference is by adding > character.
You may see the values I used is from xterm+pcf3.vim works, they are probably transforming the value that comes from pressing the function + modifier keys into one kind of value. Or they probably mapped the keys like so :nmap <f29> <c-f5>. It's a good question and I'll try to confirm this.
antoinemadec
commented
7 years ago @nateozem thanks for your response and support. However what you propose sounds like a workaround. I was more expecting to have to change $TERM or something like that.
Here are my questions:
<c-func_keys> & <s-func_keys> properly ?I know very little about key values and how they are generated but those are very mainstream terminals. Besides, the fact that Vim works fine makes me even more skeptical when you say that the issue does not come from Neovim. But once again, I know very little about those things.
Cheers!
nateozem
commented
7 years ago I was going to write something elegant, but I'll try to answer as best as I can.
iterm2 and gnome-terminal are working properly. neovim is also working properly. There is just a misunderstanding of the expectation of what the keycodes suppose to be within terminal emulator (that includes me).
I have tested vim and my assumption is correct. vim wouldn't work if I change the keycodes to the values I have mentioned. I tried changing gnome-terminal keycodes for testing, but there aren't no easy way (maybe none at all). So I tested "Konsole" application instead and able to change the keycodes. Then, I tested neovim under the same condition and tested vim to verify my assumption.
To conclude, I don't know if "proper" is the right way of looking at this issue. I'd suggest the focus to be on "simplicity" and "clearness". I would agree, from my finding, it's not the case. To answer the last question, I don't know if there are any terminal emulator that handles it properly.
Sorry I don't have a definitive answer. I'd think someone more knowledgeable than me would weigh in.
nateozem
commented
7 years ago clarification:
@antoinemadec, from what you have said. I think terminfo (relation to $TERM) is more of a guide, if I'm not mistaken. Applications can comply or don't. With $TERM, it tells the application, "Hey, I'm this type of terminal and I can only do these things, so please don't try to throw any curve balls that I can not catch." So gnome-terminal, iterm2, or Konsole are the like computers, and the applications are ls, cp, vim, and nvim. (please correct me if inexact)
possible resolution:
To think openly, here is my idea to resolve the issue. When nvim starts up and depending on what is set to $TERM, it should map to the correct keycode (Let me explain). For example, my $TERM is set to xterm-256color, so I'll in turn use xterm+pcf2 fragment. When I pressed the ctrl+f5 in nvim with $TERM set to xterm-256color, nvim would receive the value of \E[15;5~ (<f29>) and notice the type of $TERM. It sees xterm-256color and then decides to transform (or map) \E[15;5~ to \E[>15;5~ (<c-f5>) and then it can correctly map to the right command and execute it. This also applies vice versa if $TERM uses the xterm+pcf3 fragment.
I would implement this, but it would be a waste of time if my understanding is incorrect.
questions: (to anyone)
Beg the question, If implemented as describe above and set a mapping to a command for <f29> key, what would happen to this mapping? would the mapping be ignore?
This issue may could a problem with libtermkey library? I just don't know which.
I think the focus question should be, "From nvim set of keys, should <modkey-fn[1-12]> equal to <fnXX+12> and vice versa?".
It's an interesting question and I don't know if someone has already pointed this out.
If anything I mention is incorrect (which probably is), please let me know.
antoinemadec
commented
6 years ago @justinmk @nateozem do you have any news about this issue?
Could we mimic Vim behavior regarding modkey-fn[1-12]?
ngortheone
commented
5 years ago I have this issue on 0.3.7
I am willing to assist with debugging this
justinmk
commented
5 years ago https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/9780 has a good discussion showing how to debug key input. It was later resolved by these PRs, which may provide hints: https://github.com/neovim/neovim/pull/9810 https://github.com/neovim/neovim/pull/9793 .
ngortheone
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5 years ago I did some investigation and here are the facts that I have established so far.
Alt(Meta) modifier also does not work with function keys.S-F2 yeilds
$ showkey -a
Press any keys - Ctrl-D will terminate this program
^[[1;2Q 27 0033 0x1b
91 0133 0x5b
49 0061 0x31
59 0073 0x3b
50 0062 0x32
81 0121 0x51and in Alacritty corresponds to setting
I don't think that specific terminal emulator settings matter, I tried many (Konsole, Terminator, Gnome Terminal, Kitty) and the issue exists everywhere.nnoremap ^[[1;2Q :echo 'foobar'<CR>
Mapping keycode directly to action also does not work
I hope this will help to narrow down the search.
@justinmk I tried reading issues that you mentioned but I got confused even more. I am not a C developer and my knowledge of neovim codebase/architecture is close to zero so I am not sure what exactly needs to be done in terms of actual debugging. Unfortunately I don't have enough time to dive and learn everything. As I understand - the actual debugging of the issue consists of tracing a received keypress through a number of relevant functions to determine where it gets screwed. I could probably do more with a little bit of hand holding.
ngortheone
commented
5 years ago @justinmk
I was able to get a bit more info. By setting breakpoint in tui/input.c:tk_getkeys() I was able to inspect the key when I pressed <S-F2>
key = {TermKeyKey}
type = {TermKeyType} TERMKEY_TYPE_FUNCTION
code = {union {...}}
codepoint = {long} 140557099728910
number = {int} 14And also by pressing keys in insert mode I got this:
S-F2 is recognized as <F14>
C-F2 is recognized as <F26>
A-F2 - not recognized ,but A-F1 is recognized as <F37> (keymap.c goes only up to F37)
Any ideas?
ngortheone
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5 years ago It looks like the value ^[[1;2Q gets recognized by tk_getkey
static void tk_getkeys(TermInput *input, bool force)
{
TermKeyKey key;
TermKeyResult result;
while ((result = tk_getkey(input->tk, &key, force)) == TERMKEY_RES_KEY) {
...And tk_getkey goes into libtermkey
static TermKeyResult tk_getkey(TermKey *tk, TermKeyKey *key, bool force)
{
return force ? termkey_getkey_force(tk, key) : termkey_getkey(tk, key);
}
blueyed
commented
5 years ago @ngortheone
JFI (as reply to asking on IRC):
I see <F14> with kitty, <S-F2> with urxvt (but I have special things with regard to making it behave more like xterm with the latter). Used <c-v> in insert mode to test it.
In zsh I see ^[[1;2Q with kitty, and ^[[12;2~ with urxvt.
Reminded me of this commit: https://github.com/neovim/libvterm/commit/a6293a0 - maybe that's a good starting point?
ngortheone
commented
5 years ago if I configure my terminal to emit ^[[12;2~on Shift-F2 then nvim recognizes it as S-F2
ngortheone
commented
5 years ago Is this a terminal problem or nvim/libterm problem?
justinmk
commented
5 years ago Is this a terminal problem or nvim/libterm problem?
With Nvim 0.3.0+ you can see terminal debugging info when the 'verbose' level is >=3 (see :help 'verbose'). Try this:
nvim -V3log
:qThen the file named log will have a --- Terminal info --- section. Please post that section.
(Note: invoke :q manually, so that the builtin UI has a chance to start up. Don't add -c "q" in the command-line args.)
ngortheone
commented
5 years ago @justinmk terminal info as you requested (this is alacritty terminal)
--- Terminal info --- {{{
&term: xterm-256color
Description: xterm with 256 colors
Aliases: xterm-256color
Boolean capabilities:
auto_left_margin bw = false
auto_right_margin am = true
no_esc_ctlc xsb = false
ceol_standout_glitch xhp = false
eat_newline_glitch xenl = true
erase_overstrike eo = false
generic_type gn = false
hard_copy hc = false
has_meta_key km = true
has_status_line hs = false
insert_null_glitch in = false
memory_above da = false
memory_below db = false
move_insert_mode mir = true
move_standout_mode msgr = true
over_strike os = false
status_line_esc_ok eslok = false
dest_tabs_magic_smso xt = false
tilde_glitch hz = false
transparent_underline ul = false
xon_xoff xon = false
needs_xon_xoff nxon = false
prtr_silent mc5i = true
hard_cursor chts = false
non_rev_rmcup nrrmc = false
no_pad_char npc = true
non_dest_scroll_region ndscr = false
can_change ccc = true
back_color_erase bce = true
hue_lightness_saturation hls = false
col_addr_glitch xhpa = false
cr_cancels_micro_mode crxm = false
has_print_wheel daisy = false
row_addr_glitch xvpa = false
semi_auto_right_margin sam = false
cpi_changes_res cpix = false
lpi_changes_res lpix = false
backspaces_with_bs OTbs = true
crt_no_scrolling OTns = false
no_correctly_working_cr OTnc = false
gnu_has_meta_key OTMT = false
linefeed_is_newline OTNL = false
has_hardware_tabs OTpt = false
return_does_clr_eol OTxr = false
Numeric capabilities:
columns cols = 80
init_tabs it = 8
lines lines = 24
lines_of_memory lm = -1
magic_cookie_glitch xmc = -1
padding_baud_rate pb = -1
virtual_terminal vt = -1
width_status_line wsl = -1
num_labels nlab = -1
label_height lh = -1
label_width lw = -1
max_attributes ma = -1
maximum_windows wnum = -1
max_colors colors = 256
max_pairs pairs = 65536
no_color_video ncv = -1
buffer_capacity bufsz = -1
dot_vert_spacing spinv = -1
dot_horz_spacing spinh = -1
max_micro_address maddr = -1
max_micro_jump mjump = -1
micro_col_size mcs = -1
micro_line_size mls = -1
number_of_pins npins = -1
output_res_char orc = -1
output_res_line orl = -1
output_res_horz_inch orhi = -1
output_res_vert_inch orvi = -1
print_rate cps = -1
wide_char_size widcs = -1
buttons btns = -1
bit_image_entwining bitwin = -1
bit_image_type bitype = -1
magic_cookie_glitch_ul OTug = -1
carriage_return_delay OTdC = -1
new_line_delay OTdN = -1
backspace_delay OTdB = -1
horizontal_tab_delay OTdT = -1
number_of_function_keys OTkn = -1
String capabilities:
back_tab cbt = <Esc>[Z
bell bel = <C-G>
carriage_return cr = <CR>
change_scroll_region csr = <Esc>[%i%p1%d;%p2%dr
clear_all_tabs tbc = <Esc>[3g
clear_screen clear = <Esc>[H<Esc>[2J
clr_eol el = <Esc>[K
clr_eos ed = <Esc>[J
column_address hpa = <Esc>[%i%p1%dG
cursor_address cup = <Esc>[%i%p1%d;%p2%dH
cursor_down cud1 = <NL>
cursor_home home = <Esc>[H
cursor_invisible civis = <Esc>[?25l
cursor_left cub1 = <C-H>
cursor_normal cnorm = <Esc>[?25h
cursor_right cuf1 = <Esc>[C
cursor_up cuu1 = <Esc>[A
cursor_visible cvvis = <Esc>[?12;25h
delete_character dch1 = <Esc>[P
delete_line dl1 = <Esc>[M
enter_alt_charset_mode smacs = <Esc>(0
enter_blink_mode blink = <Esc>[5m
enter_bold_mode bold = <Esc>[1m
enter_ca_mode smcup = <Esc>[?1049h<Esc>[22;0;0t
enter_dim_mode dim = <Esc>[2m
enter_insert_mode smir = <Esc>[4h
enter_secure_mode invis = <Esc>[8m
enter_reverse_mode rev = <Esc>[7m
enter_standout_mode smso = <Esc>[7m
enter_underline_mode smul = <Esc>[4m
erase_chars ech = <Esc>[%p1%dX
exit_alt_charset_mode rmacs = <Esc>(B
exit_attribute_mode sgr0 = <Esc>(B<Esc>[m
exit_ca_mode rmcup = <Esc>[?1049l<Esc>[23;0;0t
exit_insert_mode rmir = <Esc>[4l
exit_standout_mode rmso = <Esc>[27m
exit_underline_mode rmul = <Esc>[24m
flash_screen flash = <Esc>[?5h$<100/><Esc>[?5l
from_status_line fsl = <C-G>
init_2string is2 = <Esc>[!p<Esc>[?3;4l<Esc>[4l<Esc>>
insert_line il1 = <Esc>[L
key_backspace kbs = <C-H>
key_dc kdch1 = <Esc>[3~
key_down kcud1 = <Esc>OB
key_f1 kf1 = <Esc>OP
key_f10 kf10 = <Esc>[21~
key_f2 kf2 = <Esc>OQ
key_f3 kf3 = <Esc>OR
key_f4 kf4 = <Esc>OS
key_f5 kf5 = <Esc>[15~
key_f6 kf6 = <Esc>[17~
key_f7 kf7 = <Esc>[18~
key_f8 kf8 = <Esc>[19~
key_f9 kf9 = <Esc>[20~
key_home khome = <Esc>OH
key_ic kich1 = <Esc>[2~
key_left kcub1 = <Esc>OD
key_npage knp = <Esc>[6~
key_ppage kpp = <Esc>[5~
key_right kcuf1 = <Esc>OC
key_sf kind = <Esc>[1;2B
key_sr kri = <Esc>[1;2A
key_up kcuu1 = <Esc>OA
keypad_local rmkx = <Esc>[?1l<Esc>>
keypad_xmit smkx = <Esc>[?1h<Esc>=
meta_off rmm = <Esc>[?1034l
meta_on smm = <Esc>[?1034h
parm_dch dch = <Esc>[%p1%dP
parm_delete_line dl = <Esc>[%p1%dM
parm_down_cursor cud = <Esc>[%p1%dB
parm_ich ich = <Esc>[%p1%d@
parm_index indn = <Esc>[%p1%dS
parm_insert_line il = <Esc>[%p1%dL
parm_left_cursor cub = <Esc>[%p1%dD
parm_right_cursor cuf = <Esc>[%p1%dC
parm_rindex rin = <Esc>[%p1%dT
parm_up_cursor cuu = <Esc>[%p1%dA
print_screen mc0 = <Esc>[i
prtr_off mc4 = <Esc>[4i
prtr_on mc5 = <Esc>[5i
repeat_char rep = %p1%c<Esc>[%p2%{1}%-%db
reset_1string rs1 = <Esc>c<Esc>]104<C-G>
reset_2string rs2 = <Esc>[!p<Esc>[?3;4l<Esc>[4l<Esc>>
restore_cursor rc = <Esc>8
row_address vpa = <Esc>[%i%p1%dd
save_cursor sc = <Esc>7
scroll_forward ind = <NL>
scroll_reverse ri = <Esc>M
set_attributes sgr = %?%p9%t<Esc>(0%e<Esc>(B%;<Esc>[0%?%p6%t;1%;%?%p5%t;2%;%?%p2%t;4%;%?%p1%p3%|%t;7%;%?%p4%t;5%;%?%p7%t;8%;m
set_tab hts = <Esc>H
tab ht = <Tab>
to_status_line tsl = <Esc>]0;
key_b2 kb2 = <Esc>OE
acs_chars acsc = ``aaffggiijjkkllmmnnooppqqrrssttuuvvwwxxyyzz{{||}}~~
key_btab kcbt = <Esc>[Z
enter_am_mode smam = <Esc>[?7h
exit_am_mode rmam = <Esc>[?7l
key_end kend = <Esc>OF
key_enter kent = <Esc>OM
key_sdc kDC = <Esc>[3;2~
key_send kEND = <Esc>[1;2F
key_shome kHOM = <Esc>[1;2H
key_sic kIC = <Esc>[2;2~
key_sleft kLFT = <Esc>[1;2D
key_snext kNXT = <Esc>[6;2~
key_sprevious kPRV = <Esc>[5;2~
key_sright kRIT = <Esc>[1;2C
key_f11 kf11 = <Esc>[23~
key_f12 kf12 = <Esc>[24~
key_f13 kf13 = <Esc>[1;2P
key_f14 kf14 = <Esc>[1;2Q
key_f15 kf15 = <Esc>[1;2R
key_f16 kf16 = <Esc>[1;2S
key_f17 kf17 = <Esc>[15;2~
key_f18 kf18 = <Esc>[17;2~
key_f19 kf19 = <Esc>[18;2~
key_f20 kf20 = <Esc>[19;2~
key_f21 kf21 = <Esc>[20;2~
key_f22 kf22 = <Esc>[21;2~
key_f23 kf23 = <Esc>[23;2~
key_f24 kf24 = <Esc>[24;2~
key_f25 kf25 = <Esc>[1;5P
key_f26 kf26 = <Esc>[1;5Q
key_f27 kf27 = <Esc>[1;5R
key_f28 kf28 = <Esc>[1;5S
key_f29 kf29 = <Esc>[15;5~
key_f30 kf30 = <Esc>[17;5~
key_f31 kf31 = <Esc>[18;5~
key_f32 kf32 = <Esc>[19;5~
key_f33 kf33 = <Esc>[20;5~
key_f34 kf34 = <Esc>[21;5~
key_f35 kf35 = <Esc>[23;5~
key_f36 kf36 = <Esc>[24;5~
key_f37 kf37 = <Esc>[1;6P
key_f38 kf38 = <Esc>[1;6Q
key_f39 kf39 = <Esc>[1;6R
key_f40 kf40 = <Esc>[1;6S
key_f41 kf41 = <Esc>[15;6~
key_f42 kf42 = <Esc>[17;6~
key_f43 kf43 = <Esc>[18;6~
key_f44 kf44 = <Esc>[19;6~
key_f45 kf45 = <Esc>[20;6~
key_f46 kf46 = <Esc>[21;6~
key_f47 kf47 = <Esc>[23;6~
key_f48 kf48 = <Esc>[24;6~
key_f49 kf49 = <Esc>[1;3P
key_f50 kf50 = <Esc>[1;3Q
key_f51 kf51 = <Esc>[1;3R
key_f52 kf52 = <Esc>[1;3S
key_f53 kf53 = <Esc>[15;3~
key_f54 kf54 = <Esc>[17;3~
key_f55 kf55 = <Esc>[18;3~
key_f56 kf56 = <Esc>[19;3~
key_f57 kf57 = <Esc>[20;3~
key_f58 kf58 = <Esc>[21;3~
key_f59 kf59 = <Esc>[23;3~
key_f60 kf60 = <Esc>[24;3~
key_f61 kf61 = <Esc>[1;4P
key_f62 kf62 = <Esc>[1;4Q
key_f63 kf63 = <Esc>[1;4R
clr_bol el1 = <Esc>[1K
user6 u6 = <Esc>[%i%d;%dR
user7 u7 = <Esc>[6n
user8 u8 = <Esc>[?%[;0123456789]c
user9 u9 = <Esc>[c
orig_pair op = <Esc>[39;49m
orig_colors oc = <Esc>]104<C-G>
initialize_color initc = <Esc>]4;%p1%d;rgb:%p2%{255}%*%{1000}%/%2.2X/%p3%{255}%*%{1000}%/%2.2X/%p4%{255}%*%{1000}%/%2.2X<Esc>\
enter_italics_mode sitm = <Esc>[3m
exit_italics_mode ritm = <Esc>[23m
key_mouse kmous = <Esc>[<
set_a_foreground setaf = <Esc>[%?%p1%{8}%<%t3%p1%d%e%p1%{16}%<%t9%p1%{8}%-%d%e38;5;%p1%d%;m
set_a_background setab = <Esc>[%?%p1%{8}%<%t4%p1%d%e%p1%{16}%<%t10%p1%{8}%-%d%e48;5;%p1%d%;m
set_tb_margin smgtb = <Esc>[%i%p1%d;%p2%dr
memory_lock meml = <Esc>l
memory_unlock memu = <Esc>m
Extended boolean capabilities:
AX = true
G0 = false
XT = true
Extended numeric capabilities:
U8 = -1
Extended string capabilities:
Cr = <Esc>]112<C-G>
Cs = <Esc>]12;%p1%s<C-G>
E0 =
E3 = <Esc>[3J
Ms = <Esc>]52;%p1%s;%p2%s<C-G>
S0 =
Se = <Esc>[2 q
Ss = <Esc>[%p1%d q
TS =
XM = <Esc>[?1006;1000%?%p1%{1}%=%th%el%;
grbom =
gsbom =
kDC3 = <Esc>[3;3~
kDC4 = <Esc>[3;4~
kDC5 = <Esc>[3;5~
kDC6 = <Esc>[3;6~
kDC7 = <Esc>[3;7~
kDN = <Esc>[1;2B
kDN3 = <Esc>[1;3B
kDN4 = <Esc>[1;4B
kDN5 = <Esc>[1;5B
kDN6 = <Esc>[1;6B
kDN7 = <Esc>[1;7B
kEND3 = <Esc>[1;3F
kEND4 = <Esc>[1;4F
kEND5 = <Esc>[1;5F
kEND6 = <Esc>[1;6F
kEND7 = <Esc>[1;7F
kEND8 =
kHOM3 = <Esc>[1;3H
kHOM4 = <Esc>[1;4H
kHOM5 = <Esc>[1;5H
kHOM6 = <Esc>[1;6H
kHOM7 = <Esc>[1;7H
kHOM8 =
kIC3 = <Esc>[2;3~
kIC4 = <Esc>[2;4~
kIC5 = <Esc>[2;5~
kIC6 = <Esc>[2;6~
kIC7 = <Esc>[2;7~
kLFT3 = <Esc>[1;3D
kLFT4 = <Esc>[1;4D
kLFT5 = <Esc>[1;5D
kLFT6 = <Esc>[1;6D
kLFT7 = <Esc>[1;7D
kNXT3 = <Esc>[6;3~
kNXT4 = <Esc>[6;4~
kNXT5 = <Esc>[6;5~
kNXT6 = <Esc>[6;6~
kNXT7 = <Esc>[6;7~
kPRV3 = <Esc>[5;3~
kPRV4 = <Esc>[5;4~
kPRV5 = <Esc>[5;5~
kPRV6 = <Esc>[5;6~
kPRV7 = <Esc>[5;7~
kRIT3 = <Esc>[1;3C
kRIT4 = <Esc>[1;4C
kRIT5 = <Esc>[1;5C
kRIT6 = <Esc>[1;6C
kRIT7 = <Esc>[1;7C
kUP = <Esc>[1;2A
kUP3 = <Esc>[1;3A
kUP4 = <Esc>[1;4A
kUP5 = <Esc>[1;5A
kUP6 = <Esc>[1;6A
kUP7 = <Esc>[1;7A
ka2 =
kb1 =
kb3 =
kc2 =
rmxx = <Esc>[29m
smxx = <Esc>[9m
xm = <Esc>[<%p1%d;%p2%d;%p3%d;%?%p4%tM%em%;
ext.resize_screen = <Esc>[8;%p1%d;%p2%dt
ext.reset_scroll_region = <Esc>[r
setrgbf = <Esc>[38;2;%p1%d;%p2%d;%p3%dm
setrgbb = <Esc>[48;2;%p1%d;%p2%d;%p3%dm
ext.set_cursor_color = <Esc>]12;#%p1%06x<C-G>
ext.reset_cursor_color = <Esc>]112<C-G>
ext.enable_lr_margin = <Esc>[?69h
ext.disable_lr_margin = <Esc>[?69l
ext.enable_bpaste = <Esc>[?2004h
ext.disable_bpaste = <Esc>[?2004l
ext.enable_focus = <Esc>[?1004h
ext.disable_focus = <Esc>[?1004l
ext.enable_mouse = <Esc>[?1002h<Esc>[?1006h
ext.disable_mouse = <Esc>[?1002l<Esc>[?1006l
}}}
S-F2 yeilds
$ showkey -a ^[[1;2Q 27 0033 0x1b
S-F2is recognized as<F14>
That matches what Nvim sees in terminfo:
key_f14 kf14 = <Esc>[1;2QSo you can either reconfigure your terminal or map to <f14> in Nvim:
:nnoremap <f14> ...
nvim --version: NVIM v0.2.1-944-g77f1392$TERM: xterm-256colorSteps to reproduce using
nvim -u vimrc_test.txtMinimal vimrc to reproduce the issue: vimrc_test.txt In normal mode, press
F5, thenCtrl+F5, thenShift+F5.Actual behaviour
F5echos "FOO"Ctrl+F5mapping does not workShift+F5mapping does not workExpected behaviour
F5echos "FOO"Ctrl+F5echos "BAR"Shift+F5echos "HELLO"It seems
Ctrl/Shift + function keysmappings do not work in neovim. I tried to bisect to the cause of regression, but it seems this issue has been present from at least v0.1.7Cheers, Antoine