Avinash Sonawane wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I am pretty noob to VIM. Actually just started using it from yesterday only!
>
> I am experiencing an odd behavior in VIM. Whenever I press key 'T' it
> prints 7 on the screen like a leetspeak. But the key 'T' works fine in
> other applications like gedit/firefox etc. So clearly not a keyboard
> problem. How do I rectify this problem as I am not able to use any of
> the :set commands.
>
> Here is my .vimrc (Actually just yanked the example vimrc shipped with VIM) :
> http://hastebin.com/jasutanele.dos
>
Please try
vim -u NONE somefile
and iT (ie. insert the "T").
This option brings up vim in a very plain condition -- no plugins,
compatible mode, etc. If your system persists in showing a "7" (not
that I know what a leetspeak is), then its certainly due to your
terminal setup. Can you bring up an xterm and try vim in that?
Regards,
Chip Campbell
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