Yep, works perfectly. Thanks for this -- I missed this. Much appreciated.
On Wed, Apr 10, 2013 at 6:45 AM, Ashwin G <tuxdude.git...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Vim understands the xterm style key sequences when the TERM variable is
> set to xterm*. But since tmux sets it to screen instead, vim fails to
> recognize these keys. But this is easily fixable (and should be documented
> in the man page if not already done IMO).
>
> First, you need to enable the xterm-keys option using:
>
> setw -g xterm-keys on
>
> Add the following snippet within your .vimrc so that vim recognizes these
> xterm style key sequences
>
> if &term =~ '^screen' && exists('$TMUX')
> " Mouse mode
> set mouse+=a
> set ttymouse=xterm2
>
> " tmux sends xterm-style keys when xterm-keys option is on
> execute "set <xUp>=\e[1;*A"
> execute "set <xDown>=\e[1;*B"
> execute "set <xRight>=\e[1;*C"
> execute "set <xLeft>=\e[1;*D"
> execute "set <xHome>=\e[1;*H"
> execute "set <xEnd>=\e[1;*F"
> execute "set <Insert>=\e[2;*~"
> execute "set <Delete>=\e[3;*~"
> execute "set <PageUp>=\e[5;*~"
> execute "set <PageDown>=\e[6;*~"
> execute "set <xF1>=\e[1;*P"
> execute "set <xF2>=\e[1;*Q"
> execute "set <xF3>=\e[1;*R"
> execute "set <xF4>=\e[1;*S"
> execute "set <F5>=\e[15;*~"
> execute "set <F6>=\e[17;*~"
> execute "set <F7>=\e[18;*~"
> execute "set <F8>=\e[19;*~"
> execute "set <F9>=\e[20;*~"
> execute "set <F10>=\e[21;*~"
> execute "set <F11>=\e[23;*~"
> execute "set <F12>=\e[24;*~"
> endif
>
>
> On Tue, Apr 9, 2013 at 10:53 AM, David Niedzielski <
> david.niedziel...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> The default VIM key sequence to navigate to the previous/next tab is
>> C-PageUp and C-PageDown, respectively. It appears that these sequences do
>> not work under either tmux 1.5 or 1.6, and I've tried under Centos as well
>> as Ubuntu. I tried unbinding the sequence in my .tmux.conf, but that had no
>> effect.
>>
>> Easy enough to recreate:
>>
>> 1. Start a tmux session
>> 2. vim xxx.dat
>> 3. :tabnew yyy.dat
>> 4. Try to alternate tabs with C-PageUp/C-PageDown. Nada
>>
>> Repeat steps 2-4 outside of tmux and the tab switching works as it should.
>>
>> Can anyone recreate this behaviour?
>>
>> Thanks in advance...
>>
>>
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