Notes: Keyboard layout files this seems to be what I'm looking for Is there a way to find out which modifiers are necessary for a given character? This depends on the keyboard layout of course. Generally, modifiers required to generate a key (shift is required for uppercase characters or * etc, alt is required for ç (at least on my keyboard), etc) should not be sent to vim. Unicode characters (ä etc.) should work (they are broken because of the Shift-Tab patch at the moment).Shift-Space has to work (the code that removes shift from chars like (, *, + etc.Shift-Tab is a special key and has to be send as such. simplify_key() seems to mess up the shift-tab keys. Shift-Tab should give previous match in command line completion (found by Bram Molenaar as well).Seems to be fixed by the patch that fixed the previous problem as well. C-F and C-B should work in normal mode (regression found by Bram Molenaar).Fix: Don't send CTRL modifier for keys with ASCII code < 32

Should work (insert mode and normal mode) (regression found by Kyle Wheeler). C-V S-Left should insert '' in insert mode.I have to test the following keys with each version of the patch to make sure the regressions stay fixed: Of couse, this patch causes a few regressions (which I'm trying to fix). Mac Vims Carbon keyboard handling code doesn't apply modifiers (like shift) to special keys like the arrow keys. Update: This patch got accepted into the official vim source (patch 7.0.138).

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