[vim/vim] How to map <Tab> and <Ctrl-I> desperately on GUI MS-Windows (Discussion #19020)
Mao-Yining
In document it says:
NOTE: In the GUI and in a terminal supporting |modifyOtherKeys|, CTRL-I can be mapped separately from , on the condition that CTRL-I is mapped before , otherwise the mapping applies to both.
but this not working:
nmap <C-I> <C-I> nmap <Tab> <Cmd>echo 'test'<CR>
In addition, on GUI Windows and is binded too.
What's more, I have tried au VimEnter * test_mswin_event("set_keycode_trans_strategy", {strategy: "experimental"}) but it doesn't work.
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charan
@mao-yining looks like the windows build doesnt have modifyOtherKeys at all
In addition, on GUI Windows
<C-V>and<C-S-V>is binded too.
this is because you chosen to map them during installation (it is optional)
see
:h mswin.vim
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