On Fr, 20 Jul 2018, JohnBeckett wrote:
> On Friday, July 20, 2018 at 11:29:59 PM UTC+10, rob wrote:
> > Main issue is with vim
>
> What is it that tells you something is not working?
> The question was "What exactly did you try?".
There is something funny going on definitely. I tried in a cmd window.
Running Vim --clean typing i to enter insert mode and pressing
<f9> <f10> <f11> and <f12>
This resulted in this:
<F9><F10>΅Ά
Not sure what is actually going. My codepage is cp850 and encoding is "latin1"
I briefly played around with the 'termencoding' setting and compared the
output of :set t_k; for the f10 key with :set t_F1 and t_F2 for <f11>
and <f12>. They are set, but I don't know if they are set correctly and
even when reseting e.g. t_k9=empty for <f9> it will still be detected
correctly by Vim which leads me to believe that the terminal-key-codes
are not actually used by vim. Also `:set <f11>=<c-v><f11>` did not work.
So there might be a problem here.
This was with Vim 8.0.1451 perhaps I need to update it and test again.
Best,
Christian
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