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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Problem to map VIM cursor moving in InsertMode Post 302506192 by sk1418 on Friday 18th of March 2011 07:19:52 PM
Old 03-18-2011
problem solved.

in fact, gvim works in any case. the mapping cannot bring me back to insert mode only in tty/console.

I used keycode mapping, and it worked both with and without gui.

PHP Code:

set timeout
set timeoutlen
=1000
"set ttimeout 
set ttimeoutlen=50
if !has("
gui_running")
    set <F14>=<ESC>h
    set <F13>=<ESC>j
    set <F15>=<ESC>k
    set <F16>=<ESC>l
    inoremap <F14> <left>
    inoremap <F13> <down>
    inoremap <F15> <up>
    inoremap <F16> <right>
else
    inoremap <A-h> <left>
    inoremap <A-j> <down>
    inoremap <A-k> <up>
    inoremap <A-l> <right>
endif 

Last edited by sk1418; 03-18-2011 at 09:12 PM..
 

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