2009/4/9 netimen <[email protected]>:
>
> I have mapped the numpad 4 key to a { symbol using xmodmap for both
> russian and english layouts:
>
> keycode 83 = braceleft braceleft braceleft braceleft
>
> So everywhere except vim that key works like {. But in vim I use
> russian-jcukenwin keymap for russian language, where I have:
>
> { Х CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER HA
>
> So when I press the numpad 4 key, vim receives it like a { and maps it
> to russian X. And I can't map the <kLeft> because vim receives
> { instead of it.
> Can I map the raw keycode 83 to a { in vim for the russian
> keymap?
As far as I know, this is impossible.
Additionally to what Tony has suggested... (I see his post during
I prepare mine :) )
Can the following be the solution for you: disable system-wide
xmodmap mapping _for_"en_US"_layout_only_, so that VIM sees real
keypad keys and do what you want entirely in VIM; keep xmodmap
mappings for system-wide "ru" keyboard layout for other apps ?
--
Anton
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