#keymap

Alternative dead key trigger options. But more importantly I put the accent characters as shortcuts in the menu.

You can't really type them I don't think as they are utf-8 characters but they are nice to look at and you can click on the menu to get the first option.

Unfortunately I had to leave Grave shortcut out as it is the one ASCII accent character and so it would have triggered any time you typed backtick `. This is what it would have looked like.

(Vim) 선택영역을 괄호로 둘러싸기

텍스트나 코드를 편집할 때 종종 특정 단어나 영역을 괄호, 따옴표 등으로 둘러싸야 하는 경우가 있다. 이런 경우 보통 영역선택 > 잘라내기 > ( ) 입력 > 괄호내부에 붙여넣기 하는 식으로 편집하게 된다. 편집기에 따라서는 영역을 선택하고 ( 만 입력하면 자동으로 선택 영역 뒤에 )를 붙여주는 경우도 있다. 이런 기능을 vim에서 키 맵으로 만들어보자.

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I only just discovered this. On a Linux server at work (call it "workserver"), I run a VirtualBox VM. When I work on my Mac at home, I launch the XQuartz X11 server, and use VirtualBox on workserver displaying to my Mac. This is not something I do often, so I had never encountered what I am about to describe until now. In a terminal on the guest, typing the ` key on my Mac gives <.  And typing Shift-` (which is usually ~) gives >. Oddly, this does not happen with a guest that is running directly on the Mac as the host. The kluge, which I found at this UK-based blog for surgeons, is to remap the key using xmodmap. (I thought I was done with xmodmap about 10 years ago.)  NB they have a typo: it should be “tilde” rather than “tilda”.  Create the file ~/.xmodmaprc with the following line:     keycode 94 = grave asciitilda

And then:     $ xmodmap ~/.xmodmaprc What I don’t quite understand is the value of the keycode, 94. On the guest, I do: $ sudo showkey -s and then type the key I want to see. It emits the code 0x56 on press, and 0xd6 on release. I thought that would be the keycode (after conversion to decimal), but it is not. My guess is that it is an issue with X11. In XQuartz, I tried the 4 combinations of setting and unsetting these two:

Follow system keyboard layout

Enable key equivalents under X11

but they did not change the way the grave/tilde key worked, i.e. it still emitted </>. I also tried setting the keyboard locale:

$ localectl status  System Locale: LANG=en_US.UTF-8      VC Keymap: us     X11 Layout: us      X11 Model: pc105+inet    X11 Options: terminate: ctrl_alt_bksp$ localectl set-keymap us-mac$ localectl status  System Locale: LANG=en_US.UTF-8      VC Keymap: us-mac     X11 Layout: us      X11 Model: pc105+inet    X11 Options: terminate: ctrl_alt_bksp

but that did nothing, either.

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