fwp@unccvax.UUCP (Rick Pasotto) (06/08/88)
Is there a way to :map function keys other than those defined by f0 thru f9 in termcap? My termcap has the correct sequences that the keys send and :map will understand #12 as f12 or #A as fA but pressing the function key just produces a beep. Rick Pasotto mcnc!unccvax!fwp
hansm@cwi.nl (Hans Mulder) (06/08/88)
In article <999@unccvax.UUCP> fwp@unccvax.UUCP (Rick Pasotto) writes: > Is there a way to :map function keys other than those defined by >f0 thru f9 in termcap? Just type :map <ctrl-V> and then press the key. You can put this sort of mapping in a .exrc file, but if you are using several different terminal types, you have a problem. Perhaps you could set EXINIT to "source $HOME/depends/on/ttytype". > My termcap has the correct sequences that the keys >send and :map will understand #12 as f12 ... Really? This version of vi (version 3.7, 6/7/85), interprets #12 as f1. >Rick Pasotto >mcnc!unccvax!fwp Hans Mulder hansm@cwi.nl mcvax!hansm