Re: vim + putty = "<F2>" instead of "/" using keypad
Joao Clemente wrote:
> Hi.
> I wonder is someone faced this problem and actually knows a
workaround for it... I googled but the answers I got didn't solved my
problem:
>
> When using putty to connect do a woody box, the '/' key abive the
numeric keypad works perfectly... except inside vim. If used inside vim,
I get a "<F2>" displayed every time I press that key...
>
> Any workaround known? I have no ideia if this is a putty
misconfiguration or vimrc missing something... It is stange that only
happens inside vim (and if I use vim directly on that box keyboard it
works fine)
I get the same on Sarge, and it doesn't work at all in screen.
After a little playing, in the configuration window, under keyboard, set
the sequence sent by Function Keys and keypad to VT100+
I'm preseuming VIM expects this, and the terminal can accept other
formats. This change also makes it work under screen.
There may be a configuration change in vim/screen as well, but this is
probably easier.
(remember to save the settings for the session so you don't have to do
this every time)
HTH
Tristan
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Joao Clemente wrote:
Hi.
I wonder is someone faced this problem and actually knows a workaround
for it... I googled but the answers I got didn't solved my problem:
When using putty to connect do a woody box, the '/' key abive the
numeric keypad works perfectly... except inside vim. If used inside vim,
I get a "<F2>" displayed every time I press that key...
Any workaround known? I have no ideia if this is a putty
misconfiguration or vimrc missing something... It is stange that only
happens inside vim (and if I use vim directly on that box keyboard it
works fine)
I get the same on Sarge, and it doesn't work at all in screen.
After a little playing, in the configuration window, under keyboard, set
the sequence sent by Function Keys and keypad to VT100+
I'm preseuming VIM expects this, and the terminal can accept other
formats. This change also makes it work under screen.
There may be a configuration change in vim/screen as well, but this is
probably easier.
(remember to save the settings for the session so you don't have to do
this every time)
HTH
Tristan
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