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How to consistently start Vim's command line to make a mapping work in any mode?
I try to normalize access to Vim's command line mode from any other mode in order to simplify my actual mappings. For example to make the <f6> key work from anywhere I define the following ...
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How to change Vim's command type mode programmatically?
Is there a simple way to switch from one command type mode to another without loosing the current command line?
In my ~/.vimrc file I remap the <space> and <c-space> character, coming ...
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Reassigning Ctrl + Arrow keys in Vim [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
How to fix Ctrl + arrows in Vim?
Through the several tutorials and tips and tricks site about Vim, I think I happened to read that one can reassign a combination of keys ...
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map “Ñ” to “:” in vim
I want map the key Ñ (Shift+ñ) to : in the normal mode of vim.
I've searched vim configs with Ntilde but I've found nothing. Any idea?.
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Can I map a key (caps lock) so it does one thing pressed alone, and another when pressed with a second key? [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
Remap CapsLock to Escape and Control System Wide
Just read this seriously obsessive post about customising keyboards and while I'm not going to do everything there, ...
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vim customized with emacs commands (insert mode only)
I was an emacs user, and I have to switch to vim. But I miss some basic emacs commands in vim insert mode:
C-A
C-E
C-K
C-Y
C-x C-s
... and some other
I know that I can press Escape and then press ...
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Defining key sequences in Evil-mode Emacs
I couldn't find any instructions on defining key sequences in the Evil doc.
The example given by the developers only covers a single key.
(define-key evil-normal-state "w" 'foo)
What do I need to ...
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Remap select window 2 in tmux
In tmux you can switch to window 2 with prefix_key + 2. I'd like to press rather prefix_key + u.
I tried in .tmux.conf this:
bind-key u 2
and this:
bind-key u select-window -t 2
Which doesn't ...