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I´m new to Vim and I want to use autohotkey to make it so that, if I open Vim on PowerShell, the Esc key is Remapped to the CapsLock key so that I can change from Insert to Visual Mode faster.

I tried running this script:

#HotIf WinActive('Title' 'ahk_class ConsoleWindowClass')
#HotIf WinActive('vim')
CapsLock::Esc
#HotIf WinActive
#HotIf WinActive

But it didn't seem to work.

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    Correction, pressing the <Esc> key in insert mode puts you back in normal mode, not visual mode. Commented Dec 20, 2024 at 7:12
  • well I have no idea of autohotkey, but a quick google gave me several options one of them is indeed autohotkey vim.fandom.com/wiki/… it looks like the if structure should end in HotIf not HotIf WinActive but that could both work. So if that is not the issue, I would guess your ifs to not match... Commented Dec 20, 2024 at 12:02
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