Really? I didn't think iTerm would pass along cmd keys, which is the primary reason I use MacVim instead.

For example, I use these kinds of mappings:

    nmap <D-j> <C-j>
    nmap <D-k> <C-k>
    nmap <D-h> <C-h>
    nmap <D-l> <C-l>
    nmap <C-[> <C-T>
    nmap <D-]> <C-]>
    nmap <D-[> <C-]>
    nmap <D-p> :CtrlP pwd<cr>
    nmap <D-r> :CtrlPBufTag<cr>
    nmap <D-e> :CtrlPMRUFiles<cr>

This way, when on a Mac I can use cmd in place of ctrl for various commands I use all the time that are less convenient with ctrl.

In my .gvimrc, I added the following to make sure that cmd-p and cmd-l don't get incercepted: "Disable the print key for MacVim" if has("gui_macvim") macmenu &File.Print key=<nop> macmenu &Tools.List\ Errors key=<nop> "macmenu &MacVim.Hide\ MacVim key=<nop> set macligatures endif

If there's any possible way to accomplish the same with iTerm, I'd give it another try!