gvim key mappings under alt results in special characters
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For some reason
gVim
(debian stretch + kde) started to map Alt
+i
to "é" and Alt
+ other characters are also tied to some special letters e.g. Atl
+o
="ï" and Alt
+p
="ð". The problem is that this key mappings are nowhere set in gvim. Further, gVim
is the application under KDE
in which this happens (tried in Vim
, Firefox
, Kate
, KWrite
, terminal). So, while in some oses (Windows) this seems to be a standard mapping (however based on the current keyboard selection e.g. Atl
+V
= "@" in Czech keyboard but not US keyboard), I do not seem to see the same case in Debian+KDE.
The question, where do these mappings come from?
How to get rid of those so that the standard mappings in vim latex start to work again (Alt
+I
= new item in itemize
).
Asked by atapaka
(675 rep)
Jul 17, 2019, 11:45 AM