<C-Enter> and <C-BS> is not working

vuciv / vim-bujo

A minimalist task manager for vim.

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<C-Enter> and <C-BS> is not working #3

Closed sumanth-lingappa closed 4 years ago

sumanth-lingappa commented 4 years ago

Hi @vuciv , this is a very useful plugin. Thanks for writing this.

I use vim8 and I install plugins by just cloning the github in ~/.vim/pack/vendor/start/ (using native pack)

and is not working for me

vuciv commented 4 years ago

Hi. Sorry about that.

Would I be able to see your vimrc or your init.vim?

Did you add all the commands in there?

nmap BujoAddnormal imap BujoAddinser ...etc

mgramigna commented 4 years ago

Here's mine:

" ...
Plug 'vuciv/vim-bujo'
" ...

" ...

nmap <C-Enter> <Plug>BujoAddnormal
imap <C-Enter> <Plug>BujoAddinsert
nmap <C-BS> <Plug>BujoChecknormal
imap <C-BS> <Plug>BujoCheckinsert

I am seeing the same behavior. The :Todo command works fine but Ctrl+enter/ctrl+backspace does nothing

mgramigna commented 4 years ago

Interesting.. It might be something with my system. If I change the bindings to something like <C-a> and <C-x> rather than backspace and enter, it works fine

vuciv commented 4 years ago

I see... Some people were mentioning that different terminals interpret such commands differently.

From a reddit user: "for example, my terminal emulator sees enter, control-enter, and shift-enter as the same key"

That's a bit annoying! Thanks for keeping me updated @mgramigna :)

vuciv commented 4 years ago

@sumanth-lingappa Does @mgramigna solution solve your issue?

sumanth-lingappa commented 4 years ago

I believe it's because of my terminal. I use Windows Terminal and WSL2 If I map it to <C-a> and <C-x>, they work as expected.

But I use screen, I need to think on which other keys I can map these to.

Closing this issue. Thank you @vuciv and @mgramigna for your replies.