Mapping shift-enter and similar in terminal vim #3392
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In iTerm2 a solution is to map it to for example F13,14,15,etc as can be seen here: https://groups.google.com/g/iterm2-discuss/c/VEiCSc5LCIs/m/U5fqrwNFm88J?pli=1 Is it possible to do the same in Kitty? I'm reading the comments in the preference file for keyboard shortcuts but I'm not sure if and how I can do it? |
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You can map any key to send any bytes using the send_text directive in kitty.conf. |
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I'm trying with the following but vim is not acting on it. |
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I was missing the first argument to send_text, sending "all" fixed it. Is there more information on what the different args to send_text mean? Like application or all. |
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It also doesn't work in tmux but I'm not sure it did with iTerm either. |
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Sorry for the spamming but for others wondering it does work in neovim but then you have to change the mapping to actually use : |
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https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/conf.html#shortcut-kitty.Send-arbitrary-text-on-key-presses |
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You can map any key to send any bytes using the send_text directive in kitty.conf.