How would I map ctrl+w+o to execute :Bonly<CR>?
I have tried
unmap <C-W>o
map <C-W>o :Bonly<CR>
Save file and source it with so %, but does not work.
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Your mapping (the :unmap is not necessary) should work with a sequence of Ctrl + W, followed by o.
If you want Ctrl + W followed by Ctrl + O, that'd be <C-w><C-o>.
In Vim, one can only map Ctrl / Shift / Alt combinations (and not all of them, unfortunately!) with a single key (like W). But there's a plugin that may help you achieve a mapping of all keys pressed simultaneously: arpeggio - Key mappings for simultaneously pressed keys
Ingo Karkat
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Does the sequence would be `
o` as I have?. Just to know, how do you write the keys to be displayed like that? – sites Jan 08 '13 at 05:54 -
I think I don't need simultaneous keys, do I? It is ctrl then w then o, with ctrl pressed – sites Jan 08 '13 at 05:56
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If you want ctrl-w then ctrl-o then you need to type `
`. Case may matter.