AcceptSelectionSplit default mapping not working about command-t HOT 5 CLOSED

I'd expect <C-s> to work (I use it all the time); I wonder if some other plug-in has a competing mapping that prevents it from working for you.

<C-CR> will only work in MacVim (or some other GUI Vim); it will probably never work inside a terminal, because the terminal makes no distinction between <CR> and <C-CR>.

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@wincent makes sense (re: macvim). is there a way to check plugin mappings other than:

:{n,i,v,s,x,c,o}map

do you know what mode the file list buffer runs in?

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It's normal mode.

On Fri, Mar 28, 2014 at 5:06 PM, Drew Stokes [email protected]:

@wincent https://github.com/wincent makes sense (re: macvim). is there
a way to check plugin mappings other than:

:{n,i,v,s,x,c,o}map

do you know what mode the file list buffer runs in?

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Found a solution here, super obscure:

Add to .bashrc / .zshrc:

stty -ixon -ixoff

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Ah yes, I've had that in my dot files for a few years now:

wincent/wincent@59f1b46

I'd completely forgotten about it.

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