[servo]

I use vim for development and there is one thng that drives me nuts. When I hit the page up or page down keys my terminal window scrolls, not vim. Is there there a way to bind those keys so they navigate through my vim file, not the terminal? I'd rather use those keys than control+f and control+b.

[mudmonkey]

Originally posted by servo:
I use vim for development and there is one thng that drives me nuts. When I hit the page up or page down keys my terminal window scrolls, not vim. Is there there a way to bind those keys so they navigate through my vim file, not the terminal? I'd rather use those keys than control+f and control+b.

You can bind keys in the "Window Settings..." -> "Keyboard" dialog of the terminal app. The downside is that these settings apply to that window (not just vim). I haven't tried to bind the PgUp/Down keys though.

[Juggle5]

How did you set up the key binding in vim? I've tried adding

map <PageUp> <C-b>

to my .vimrc file, but this doesn't seem to work, even on other computer systems and terminals. Other key mappings I have work fine.

Anyone had any luck with this? It might be rather nice at work.