Home & End Keys, Mac OSX (Leopard)
Tuesday, September 02, 2008
Using Terminal.app on Mac OSX (Leopard) to connect to an Linux system and work in Vim is a bit of hassle when it comes to the Home and End keys. To remap these such that the 'End' key will take you to the end of the current line and 'Home' the beginning, remap the keys in Terminal->Preferences->Settings->Keyboard to the following...
End: ctrl + [, [, 4, ~ it should look like this \033[1~
Home: ctrl + [, [, 1, ~ it should look like this \033[4~
This tip and others were found here.
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posted by Don @ 1:22 PM,
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