Kitty keyboard protocol, disambiguating key codes

[AntonC9018]

I assume this option has to be turned in addition to enable_kitty_keyboard.

The key combo ctrl-; is being sent as esc for me, with enable_kitty_keyboard = true, which I have tested in neovim by trying the combo, as well as with showkey -a. I cannot test the native behavior of kitty to compare the two, because I don't have a linux machine, I'm on Windows 10 and using WSL for showkey and neovim.

Doesn't enable_kitty_keyboard = true mean that things like ctrl - shift - E will be sent differently than ctrl - E? For me they are sent the same. Does that mean the feature is disabled for me? Again, I can't test the native behavior, but it seems like it is.

Is this feature in the latest build at all?

The point is to have things like ctrl-i and ctrl-/ and ctrl-. and ctrl-; work for bindings in neovim, which I want to run through the terminal on wsl.

[AntonC9018]

Got it working. I think this setting took precedence, because its default value is true.
I think at least generating a warning in the case when both are set is valid, because I did end up spending a few hours figuring this out. Could only get it working after a night's sleep.

[AntonC9018]

Might also be worth adding an example to the docs, illustrating that you have to disable the other setting first.

[AntonC9018]

The problem now is that esc is not being detected

[AntonC9018]

After a restart it started working