I happened to find that we may open 'Terminal windows' in Vim and am happy to stop using terminal app. (It's available in v8 and v9)
However, when I have a typing mistake, pressing Delete key does not go backward and rub it out. Instead, it produces a strange letter 'ÿ'.
The only way I can fix such mistakes is pressing Ctrl-H (but this is tedious).
I cannot find documentation addressing this issue.
I tried to remap but both failed:
:tmap <ÿ> <c-h>
:tmap <del> <c-h>
Any suggestion?
<Delete>
were invisible due to the way this site formats things. If you don't want to use the<kbd>
notation, you need to surround things like that with backticks: `<kbd>
markup - it's wonderful. The backticks used to mark a CODE piece up is also universally useful. (I used to write articles in Facebook. But since 10 years ago FB removed its limited markup ability (undocumented), I have not been aware that markup writing is so much well supported in other worlds!)