vim terminal and control c

[kingca...@gmail.com]

Hello, is there a way to send a <CTLR-C> to a terminal in vim - a terminal opened with :term?

I've tried finding it in the docs, and maybe it's there somewhere, but I haven't been able to find it. By the way, I mostly use Windows - so if it just works great on most Unix based systems, I wouldn't know (and am jealous).

[Christian Brabandt]

Doesn't that happen by default? I believe all keys should be forwarded
except for the 'termkey' one and some special Ctrl-\ ones (like
Ctrl-\ CTRL-N)

Please also have a look at :h terminal-typing it also explains a bit
about the CTRL-C case


Best,
Christian
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[meine]

On Mon, Nov 09, 2020 at 07:21:03AM -0800, kingca...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hello, is there a way to send a <CTLR-C> to a terminal in vim - a terminal
> opened with :term?

I just tried ':term' and you will get a regular terminal. Mine doesn't
accept GUI-ish commands, but that might depend on the terminal program
you use.

//meine

[Dominique Pellé]

It works for me on Linux x86_64. Maybe this is
an issue specific to Windows?

I opened a terminal (running bash shell) and ran:

$ while true; do echo -n x; done

Pressing CTRL-C interrupts it immediately in the
when running in a xfce4-terminal. In GVim GTK3
it sometimes takes a couple of seconds to interrupt
but it works.

Regards
Dominique