How to map ++ctrl+shift+a++ key (<C-S-a>) and f13+ keys in vifm

Question

I'm basically trying to map F39 key <C-S-f3> and vifm clains it doesn't know of such key, anyidea how to bypass or fix this?

Answer 1

You can see list of supported key names in the documentation. There are only:

<f0> - <f63>
    functional keys.
<c-f1>,...,<c-f12>
    functional keys with Control key pressed.
<a-f1>,...,<a-f12>
    functional keys with Alt key pressed.
<s-f1>,...,<s-f12>
    functional keys with Shift key pressed.

You can try using <f39> if it gets resolved to <c-s-f3> by the terminal.

Comments

But that's what I'm saying I teyes plain f29 and it says unknowns key as well as for the C-S-f3
That's why I'm asking for a fix or a work around.

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What makes you think the key is unknown? Unless you're using a very old version of Vifm, <f39> is known.

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Huh your right besided me temporarly mistaking ++ctrl+shift+f1++ to be ++f39++ where it is actually ++f37++ which does play with vifm, not sure what bothered me so much about vifm that I decided to make this thread,
but <C-S-f1> still isn't recognised unlike in nvim.

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Vifm thinks that f37 is <a-f1>. Looking at commit history, it was added for Windows, so maybe it's like that in PDCurses. I'd need to somehow confirm that f37 is often <c-s-f1> and know when it's actually the case to adjust the mapping.