Friday, May 16, 2014

Re: short cut in vim over ssh connection

On 2014-05-15 20:21, max tzeng wrote:
> I uses xshell or putty to connect to ubuntu server.
> When using vim over terminal, there are some short cut which i made
> doesn't work . EX: ctrl+ FN# or Shift+FN#
> But it works if using gvim in xwindow .
>
> Besides, if log in in ubuntu and operate in terminator.
> The short cut is work as i expect.
>
> Does anyone have idea about this problem ?

While I'm not familiar with xshell, I suspect that the issue may be
how your terminal is sending those codes over the wire to your server.

In Putty's options, I see under Terminal→Keyboard that it has options
for how the FN keys get transmitted. I'd play with those settings
and make sure that they match the settings expected by Vim in your
terminal. You can go into insert mode, hit control+V and then press
control+FN or shift+FN and see what Vim thinks your terminal client
is sending to compare.

-tim


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