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<C-i> doesn't do jump_forward #6184
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Are you running helix from master or a pre-built release from a package manager? By default, when you hit C-i, the terminal sends the same escape sequences as if you had hit tab to Helix. With #4939 being merged, it's now possible to tell C-i and tab apart if you're using a terminal that supports the enhanced keyboard protocol like Kitty. |
I'm using the master branch, and that's because I couldn't get Ada lsp to work with it. I'm using Kitty too |
What does the log say when opening the editor when running in verbose mode ( There should be a line that says "The enhanced keyboard protocol is supported on this terminal" if we're enabling the enhanced keyboard protocol. |
Running
Do I enable it myself or it's core to helix? |
Ah ok, I think you are using a build that is older than the merge commit for #4939 then. Can you try pulling master and re-installing from source? |
Oh, okay. I try that now. Thanks |
Yup, works like magic OTTB. We can close now. Thanks. |
C-i doesn't behave as intended. When "tab" is mapped to "command_mode", C-i then does "command_mode". It doesn't do anything when "tab" is not mapped as such.
I tried changing keymaps/defaults.rs as such:
- "C-i" | "tab" => "command_mode",
+ "C-i" => "command_mode",
And recompiling helix-term. Got the same result: it behaves the same way.
Is this an isolated event?
Terminal:
Kitty
Platform:
Fedora 37
hx -v:
22.12
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