Subject: Re: another newbie question
To: Michael Peters <sailor@oro.net>
From: Scott Reynolds <scottr@og.org>
List: port-mac68k
Date: 12/14/1996 13:55:56
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On Fri, 13 Dec 1996, Michael Peters wrote:

> Is there anyway to remap the keyboard so vi will accept the arrow keys 
> for what they are, instead of almost-beeps and a B+newline?

Yes; the vi/ex `map' command can do this.  Typically, in vi you would
(for example) type

	:map <ctrl-V><up_arrow> k
	:map <ctrl-V><down_arrow> j

and so on.  You can put these commands in $HOME/.exrc, as well, to get
them each time.

I'm surprised there is a problem but it may be due to the keyboard you
have.  Is it an Apple Extended Keyboard (or Extended Keyboard II), or one
of the standard or compact models?

--scott