at work I am using gvim on a WinXP PC while I am using
vim (console) at home on my Linux Box.
I am interested in getting gvim act at work like vim at home.
One of the most annoying things are the dead keys on Windows.
Each regexp, which includes ^ comes out in spain, german, french
or what else language uses accents...sigh.
Is there any way to "kill" the dead keys to become "no dead keys"
as with X?
Since I am not allowed to use/install executables others as such
allowed by the local system administration I am interested in
solutions, which does not the use of "foreign executables".
For examples modifications of the registry or vim scripts/vimrc
tricks or such are no problem to use...
Thank you very much for any help in advance!
Best regards and have a nice weekend!
mcc
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