andmarti1424
`nnoremap "<C-m>"` does not work
I attempted to bind <C-m>, but the remap does not take effect, whereas <C-n> (for example) works as expected.
Some keybindings just cannot be mapped. Its a terminal issue. Not in the scope of sc-im I am afraid
Some keybindings just cannot be mapped. Its a terminal issue. Not in the scope of sc-im I am afraid
Thank you for the quick response. Other terminal applications like yazi and neovim allow <C-m> mappings, so i was surprised it doesn’t work in sc-im. Is there a specific reason sc-im cannot bind <C-m> where other terminal apps can?
Not sure but may be they don't use ncurses?
Nvim uses ncurses and Yazi ratatui.
Apparently many terminals like Kitty, WezTerm, or Ghostty support the kitty protocol: https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/keyboard-protocol/ an do send distinct sequences. Apps such as Neovim and Yazi have buildin support for that and can ensure <Ctrl‑M> works independently if the terminal supports it.
Is this something that sc-im can implement as well?
No. Nvim does not use ncurses I am stacked with input functions of ncurses I am afraid.