Re: Current Position

On So, 15 M=C3=A4r 2026, Christopher wrote:

> I understand it works for you; although as I posted. It doesn't work in m=
y case. I see the `g` in the bottom of the screen but when doing CTRL+G not=
hing happens ?=C2=A0

So what system have you tried this? On what terminal emulator? Have you=20
tried the GUI as well? Since :exe "norm g\<c-g>" works, it can only be=20
that Vim or the terminal is not recognizing the literal ctrl-g key.=20

Thanks,
Christian
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