Re: Mapping keys Ctrl-K Ctrl-C

On 28/10/12 13:36, Alejandro Exojo wrote:
> El Sábado, 27 de octubre de 2012, ashwin sathya escribió:
>> map <C-K><C-c> <leader>cc
>> map <C-K><C-U> <leader>cu
>>
>> the <leader>cc and <leader>cu are mapped to NERD commands accordingly. I am
>> having some trouble mapping C-c (BREAK ?? ) is there any workaround for
>> this ?
>
> I'm not sure that you should map <C-c>. Seems an important key that is used to
> cancel things. Vim might understand that <C-c> to cancel the previous key, so
> If the <C-k><C-u> map works for you, is probably that.
>

It is possible to map Ctrl-C, and the infamous mswin.vim script actually
does it. Whether it's a good thing to do is of course a different story,
and indeed I wouldn't recommend it either. Having Ctrl-C as part of an
{lhs} which starts with something else should be less of a problem. See
:help map_CTRL-C

Ctrl-K is one of the rare alphabetic and Ctrl-alphabetic keys not used
in Normal mode, so here there is no conflict. It is however not mappable
in Insert and Command-line mode, where it is used to enter digraphs and
the <> notation of special keys, see :help digraphs-use


Best regards,
Tony.
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