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Xterm allows you to specify custom keybindings for certain sequences (e.g. <C-S-BS>) via ~/.Xresources files.
<C-S-BS>
~/.Xresources
For nvui, it's currently impossible to do the same so it makes sense to make feature configurable via ~/.config/nvim/ginit.vim.
~/.config/nvim/ginit.vim
The proposed API may look like: GuiKeybinding <keysequence> <string-to-emit>. The actual use of config may look like:
GuiKeybinding <keysequence> <string-to-emit>
if exists(':GuiTabline') GuiKeybinding Ctrl+Shift+BackSpace "\E[27;6;8~" endif
In nvim I catch them like this:
nvim
-- ~/.config/nvim/lua/keybindings.lua ... nvim.keymap.set({ 'i' }, 'E[27;6;8~', ... )
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Xterm allows you to specify custom keybindings for certain sequences (e.g.
<C-S-BS>
) via~/.Xresources
files.For nvui, it's currently impossible to do the same so it makes sense to make feature configurable via
~/.config/nvim/ginit.vim
.The proposed API may look like:
GuiKeybinding <keysequence> <string-to-emit>
.The actual use of config may look like:
In nvim
In
nvim
I catch them like this:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: