| \amethyst | ian_: so pressing ^[[27;2;13~ is just like pressing <Shift-CR>, and will trigger whatever Shift-CR is mapped to This is very xterm-specific, btw :) |
| ian_ | yeah, i'm putting it in my if &term =~ 'xterm' stuff |
| daniel | \amethyst: Neato, thanks for your insight |
| \amethyst | even things that claim to be xterm-compatible in the TERM string often don't support it |
| daniel | (I don't use xterm, tho) |
| \amethyst | but it won't hurt anything to have the mappings on those terminals, since they'll never generate those escape sequences anyway |
| ian_ | \amethyst: that map command you gave me doesn't seem to work |
| \amethyst | ian_: you can't paste it directly |
| ian_ | i didn't.. i did ctrl-v shift-enter |
| \amethyst | Did it show up as ^M or as an escape sequence? |
| ian_ | ^[[27;2;13~ |
| \amethyst | which modes do you want this in? |
| ian_ | ah, yay.. did imap |
| \amethyst | ian_: :map! instead of :imap if you want it on the command-line too |
| _6ii9_ | how to turn off or redefine the "Leather" character? I am typing a LaTeX document and wainting two seconds after every "\" has been really annoing.. I meant "Leader", not "Leather" :) |
| et | let mapleader = "`" (has to be done before the mappings are defined) |
| _6ii9_ | you mean in .vimrc? |
| et | for example, yes |
| _6ii9_ | it doesing seem to be working I'll check /etc/vimrc |
| spiiph | .vimrc is sourced after /etc/vimrc |
| _6ii9_ | actually, in my system it was /etc/vim/vimrc great!! it work! I'am so happy thanks et and spiiph |
| spike | calmar: about that thing we were talking last night, highlighting python/lang specific stuff differently, :he tag-highlight |
| calmar | spike: yeah. then you would need to add the colors for "Tag" into the theme. |
| spike | mah, I still dont get the "statement" group :he highlight-groups does list it but I havent got vim7 here, only 6.4 so that might be a new thing |
| calmar | spike: I don't have it either :) |
| spike | bah |
| calmar | I guess i delete it therefore from the theme. hm |
| spike | calmar: 'cause maybe it's supposed to look different, but then there's no "statement" so it looks like "normal" |