popup menu <C-Up>/<C-Down> does not seem to work ?

[mckel...@gmail.com]

Hi,

running -

vim test.vim -S test.vim

my <C-Up> / <C-Down> do not work in the popup, but they do in the normal mapping.

Does anyone know why or what I am doing wrong ?

thx for all things vim,

-m

test.vim file -

" test.vim

function s:popup_filter(winid, key) abort

    if a:key ==# "\<C-Up>"

        call win_execute(a:winid, "normal! \<c-y>")

    elseif a:key ==# "\<C-Down>"

        call win_execute(a:winid, "normal! \<c-e>")

    elseif a:key ==# "\<C-k>"

        call win_execute(a:winid, "normal! \<c-y>")

    elseif a:key ==# "\<C-j>"

        call win_execute(a:winid, "normal! \<c-e>")

    elseif a:key ==# 'q'

        call popup_close(a:winid)

    endif

    return v:true

endfunction

call range(1, 20)

        \ ->map({_, i -> string(i)})

        \ ->popup_create({

        \   'close': 'button',

        \   'minwidth': 50,

        \   'maxwidth': 50,

        \   'minheight': 5,

        \   'maxheight': 5,

        \   'border': [],

        \   'mapping': v:false,

        \   'filter': funcref('s:popup_filter'),

        \   'filtermode': 'n'

        \ })

noremap <C-Up>   :echomsg "CTRL-Up"<CR>

noremap <C-Down> :echomsg "CTRL-Down"<CR>

[mckel...@gmail.com]

Hi,

I resolved this by adding this to my .vimrc -

  exec "set <xHome>=\e[1;*H"

  exec "set <xEnd>=\e[1;*F"

Not exactly sure why but its all good :-)

thx and take care,

-m

[mckel...@gmail.com]

Hi,

I meant <xUp> and <xDown> in my previous post, sorry.

As in -

  exec "set <xUp>=\e[1;*A"

  exec "set <xDown>=\e[1;*B"

thx,

-m