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Quoting Matthew Ozor <mtozor@yahoo.com>:
> Im using VIM over SSH and was wondering how do I type
> ASCII symbols in "INSERT" mode?
>
> example:
> Something like this ìÅéîᬼ¡«»
:help digraphs
will reveal that you type Ctrl-K followed by two characters, vim will
insert an appropriate character. For example, the sequence 'Ctrl-K A >'
will give you 'Å'.
:digraphs
gives you a list. You can define your own.
You can also set the 'digraph' option, which allows you to use the
backspace key: 'A Backspace >' will also give you 'Å', in that case.
Alternately, you can use Ctrl-V to enter a character by numeric value.
pls
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