On 2019-11-27, Ken Takata wrote:
> Hi,
>
> 2019/11/28 Thu 10:15:10 UTC+9 Gary Johnson wrote:
>
> Entering Ctrl-V in insert mode or on the command line used to allow
> the following character to be inserted literally. Now, when
> I follow Ctrl-V with another Ctrl-V, this sequence is i
Hi,
2019/11/28 Thu 10:15:10 UTC+9 Gary Johnson wrote:
>
> Entering Ctrl-V in insert mode or on the command line used to allow
> the following character to be inserted literally. Now, when
> I follow Ctrl-V with another Ctrl-V, this sequence is inserted:
>
> ^[[27;5;118~
>
> I don't know w
Entering Ctrl-V in insert mode or on the command line used to allow
the following character to be inserted literally. Now, when
I follow Ctrl-V with another Ctrl-V, this sequence is inserted:
^[[27;5;118~
I don't know when this started--I just noticed it in Vim 8.1.2300 on
Linux. I verified
