Sorry for such a random question, but while reading Janus I noticed it offers several shortcuts for things.
I think they are MacVim related and want to know what the Linux equivalents are.
With <D-F>
<D-/>
what do the D
s really stand for? How do I get these commands to work?
You didn't read carefully enough.
As much as I despise that kind of "distribution" the authors of Janus have done a great job coming up with Linux/Windows versions (using Ctrl
or Alt
) of their Mac OS X specific mappings: see vim/core/before/plugin/mappings.vim
from line 60 to line 160, for example.
To answer your question:
<D-/>
is mapped here, along with it's Linux/Windows alternatives.
<D-F>
is mapped there, along with it's Linux/Windows alternatives.
The <A-
mappings may be problematic in most terminals, though.
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