In my case the move-right button is ;
I want Ctrl; to move the cursor 7 characters to the right.
I’ve tried the below .vimrc mapping, but it doesn’t work:
nmap <c-;> 7;
In my case the move-right button is ; I want Ctrl ; to move
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In my case the move-right button is ;
I want Ctrl; to move the cursor 7 characters to the right.
I’ve tried the below .vimrc mapping, but it doesn’t work:
nmap <c-;> 7;
Like previous comment says, it seems that “;” cannot be in the form
<C-;>.You can test typing Ctrl+V + key sequence.
Ctrl+V + ; gives only
;whereas Ctrl+V + L give^L.So I suppose that vim cannot recognize
<C-;>.You have some more information on the key codes help pages: