To be honest I do not get the point of the keyprotocol option, was it added because there wasn't way to detect KKP when Vim added support for it? Or is there some sort of gotcha that I am not aware of?
https://github.com/vim/vim/pull/19600
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oh is it possible to detect this automatically? I wasn't aware of this
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Thanks. can some kitty users try this out please?
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will this work correclty on GUI versions of Vim?
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will this work correclty on GUI versions of Vim?
I am not sure what you mean. The kitty keyboard protocol is only for the terminal?
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yes, but we are not sending out those terminal sequences when we are not run in a terminal, are we?
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I will close this PR. This automatic detection prevents the user from disabling the protocol. I don't think its worth the complexity.
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