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ctrl+] will act as escape in any vim out there. At least that I've encountered. Having caps as ctrl makes it really easy to hit.
by Dobbs 11y ago
ctrl+] will act as escape in any vim out there. At least that I've encountered.
Having caps as ctrl makes it really easy to hit.
- krick 11y agoctr+[ you mean.
- 0942v8653 11y agoctrl+[ works in any vim because it sends the exact same character as Escape. Unless your terminal emulator is very oddly configured, then it will work the same.
- geofft 11y agoCtrl-C seems to work in any vim (though, I think, not actual vi), and at some point my muscle memory rewired itself to that. It's usually directly under my left hand, and it's a keyboard shortcut I use elsewhere, like in the shell.