Coc.nvim: Can I use ctrl-c to close CoC's windows?

Created on 3 Apr 2019 · 3Comments · Source: neoclide/coc.nvim

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I always map <C-c> to <ESC>. However, my mapping does not work in :CocCommand.

Describe the solution you'd like
I tried to map it but I found map does not work. How could I imap in the window popping up after :CocCommand?

Source

zhou13

Most helpful comment

It make use of getchar from vim, so your keymappings doesn't work, add

  "list.normalMappings": {
    "<C-c>": "do:exit"
  },
  "list.insertMappings": {
    "<C-c>": "do:exit"
  },

in your settings file opened by :CocConfig.

chemzqm on 3 Apr 2019

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It make use of getchar from vim, so your keymappings doesn't work, add

  "list.normalMappings": {
    "<C-c>": "do:exit"
  },
  "list.insertMappings": {
    "<C-c>": "do:exit"
  },

in your settings file opened by :CocConfig.

chemzqm on 3 Apr 2019

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ahhhhhh thank you @chemzqm !

mwcm on 2 Aug 2019

Using ctrl-c to close the floating window will sometimes cause line fragments to permanently remain on the screen, which added a lot of visual clutter to the editor. This fix made all parts of the floating menu to disappear, fixing a long-standing visual bug I experienced, so thank you for this @chemzqm !