I’ve tried
:inoremap ^b <Del>
:inoremap ^b Del
:imap ^b <Del>
:imap ^b Del
And they all seem to insert a ^B character.
I’m using gVim7 with Windows 7×64
I’ve tried :inoremap ^b <Del> :inoremap ^b Del :imap ^b <Del> :imap ^b Del
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I’ve tried
:inoremap ^b <Del>
:inoremap ^b Del
:imap ^b <Del>
:imap ^b Del
And they all seem to insert a ^B character.
I’m using gVim7 with Windows 7×64
Your format for the control character is not what vim expects. You want to use
<C-x>for control characters in mappings.As your current mapping stands vim is mapping ^ followed by Shift+b to Del.