Other mappings, including Windows logo key. [Was: Re: Using no hard line breaks]

On Mon, Feb 21, 2011 at 11:55:39AM -0500, Benjamin R. Haskell wrote:
>
> Explanations at:
> :help :map-alt-keys
> :help xterm-8bit
>
> Gist: Depending on settings, some terminal emulators represent
> <Alt>+<key> as <key> with it's 8th bit set. Others represent
> <Alt>+<key> as <Esc> followed by <key>.

While looking at that (for understanding - I don't have that problem),
I tried also to find the mapping lingo for the "windows logo" key. It
doesn't seem to be present at:

:h keycodes

Being closer to the control key, I thought it might be more ergonomic
than the Alt key. (At least worth the experiment.) Oh ... alright,
maybe just <S-Up> or <C-Up> are just as good.

Erik

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