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Greg Hurrell
It's not possible for the default key bindings to work in all terminals because different terminals send and interpret key sequences in different ways, and there are too many different variations to be able to anticipate and handle them all.
So, this is why Command-T provides a means to override those bindings if you find that they don't work in your terminal. Check out the docs, specifically the "OPTIONS" section (
:h command-t-options
in Vim).The one you'll probably want to set is
g:CommandTBackspaceMap
, which is usually set to<Bs>
. You'll need to substitute this for something that works in your terminal (<C-h>
, perhaps? Note that if you do this you'll need to change the value forg:CommandTCursorLeftMap
as well, seeing as that defaults to<C-h>
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Greg Hurrell
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