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When you record a vim macro, any special keys (such as arrows, or Backspace) get encoded using these strange <80>kX sequences. Do you think it would be possible for a plugin like yours to convert them to readable key names such as <Up> etc. and then convert them back after editing?
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Thanks for the suggestion, but I don't see an easy way to accomplish it. Ideally if there a Vim function that does that, it would be easy to implement.
When you record a vim macro, any special keys (such as arrows, or Backspace) get encoded using these strange
<80>kX
sequences. Do you think it would be possible for a plugin like yours to convert them to readable key names such as<Up>
etc. and then convert them back after editing?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: