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This is something that has bugged me about the version of Vi in debian, some moron changed it so that it capitalises the last letter you enter.
Where do you change this setting?
TIA
Where do you change this setting?
TIA
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Re: Capitalises last entered letter
Sat, August 2, 2008 - 7:50 PMWow, never heard of that. I'd check the vimrc files in ~/.vimrc and /etc/vimrc -
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Re: Capitalises last entered letter
Wed, August 13, 2008 - 7:22 AMIt actually swaps the case;upper to lower and lower to upper.
thanks for the info. Had a look and can not find anything.
Will have to try other forums. -
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Re: Capitalises last entered letter
Wed, August 13, 2008 - 8:15 AMAlso check ~/.exrc and in particular, look for any macros involving the ~ character, which will swap the case of characters. I am wondering if some weird termcap entry is applying a ~ to the last character you enter...
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Re: Capitalises last entered letter
Thu, August 21, 2008 - 6:57 PMIt seems unlikely a change that dumb could make it into Debian.
But a bad termcap might be at fault.
Just to check, though, when does it cap/uncap the character? When you hit ENTER? When you hit ESC? Is it possible you are hitting some character other than ESC? Often arrow keys and function keys, if not defined properly in your termcap, will just spit junk at vi. Like, if you type "i", then "hello", then hit ESC, do you end up with "hellO"? -
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Re: Capitalises last entered letter
Tue, December 16, 2008 - 11:14 PMNo, that is okay.
will investigate further.
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