问题
Hi I'm new to vim and I'm stuck.
In :help tag it says that one can go to a tag definition using the CTRL-] keystroke. But I can't get this to work. I thought I messed some mappings with my plugins, so I cleaned .vimrc. But I still get cursor to a tag word (in help for example). I strike Ctrl and ] simultaneously and nothing happens.
Does anybody know how to fix it? Or maybe I'm reading :help wrong?
回答1:
First, use the :verbose command (thanks to sehe) to know who rebound your key where.
:verbose nmap <C-]>
Then, if you cannot find where your key was rebound, bind yourCtrl-] key by the original one then retry:
:nnoremap <C-]> <C-]>
For more info:
:help mapping
:help :verbose
:help :noremap
回答2:
I have the same issue, and :verbose did not bring up anything useful. What I figured out is that Ctrl-+ takes me there.
Please note that I am using a German keyboard where the plus sign sits at the position of square bracket on a US keyboard. Maybe the code only looks at the location of the key (I remember reading something to that respect in combination with the Ctrl-key).
回答3:
A somewhat late entry, but I had the same problem. Thought I'd share a possible solution so others wont have to go through the agony.
The solution in my case was: Press Ctrl and while keeping it pressed down, press ] twice!!! Whatever key combination you use to produce the right square bracket, ], do it twice!! I do not know why this works in my case. There's nothing in the help files that mentions this. Spent probably an hour or two trying to figure out the Ctrl-] combination until I came upon the solution by accident.
回答4:
I was facing same problem on virtual box VM. The right ctrl key is to switch between the host and the guest environment. Try using left ctrl + ].
回答5:
The problem is due to default setting of Virtual box. In Oracle Virtual Box you can see by default right control is using as Host key combination. Go to File -> Preferences-> Input and change Host key combination to "None". Initially for me also left ctrl worked and after the above changes both keys working.
回答6:
For mee, "Ctrl-]" means "Ctrl+Alt GR+)". In other words,
- Press "Ctrl"
- Press "Alt GR" while "Ctrl" is pressed
- Press ")" ("]" is also there) while the two above are pressed
回答7:
This solution only works for linux in an X environment for non-us keyboard layouts.
I just struggled with this problem in linux with a swiss german keyboard layout. We type ] by pressing AltGr+¨, thus i would have to use AltGr+Ctrl+¨ to jump to the ctag definition, which is awkward.
What i did was to remap the ¨ (diaeresis) key to ] (bracketright)
print current mapping for keycode 35:
$> xmodmap -pke | grep 35 keycode 35 = dead_diaeresis exclam dead_diaeresis exclam bracketright dead_macron bracketrightremap key (we just replace the first dead_diaeresis with bracketright):
$> xmodmap -e 'keycode 35 = bracketright exclam dead_diaeresis exclam bracketright dead_macron bracketright'
Pressing keycode 35 (¨) will now print ] without the need of any modifier, and CTRL-] works to jump to the tag.
xmodmap -e can be executed as user without need for sudo, you can put it for example in your .profile.
see swiss-german layout for reference
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11562654/vim-ctrl-keys-not-working