问题
When I go into insert mode with the :normal command (:normal i) for example, how do I exit insert mode?
If I press <Esc>, or <c-c>, or <c-[>, VIM exits command mode and I can't run my :normal command.
I put imap <c-e> <Esc> in my .vimrc but when I type <c-e> in command mode, nothing gets inserted. I can't figure out how to enter a "control e" in command mode.
<c-o> works, for example :normal Ihello<c-o>Aworld but sometimes I want to do more than one command in normal mode.
I know I can use a macro, but I want to know how to do it with :normal.
回答1:
To add a literal <ESC> to your command, press CTRL+V then <ESC>.
See :help i_CTRL-V.
回答2:
The maintainable solution would be:
exe "normal! Ihello\<c-o>Aaworld\<esc>"
... :h :normal
回答3:
:imap will not trigger in command mode. Use :cmap or better, :cnoremap.
And as too much php said, CTRL-V makes it possible to insert raw characters in insert mode or command line editing.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4010890/vim-exit-insert-mode-with-normal-command