Am 08.09.2014 um 21:56 schrieb Albert Krewinkel: > Hi, > > I just encountered some unexpected behavior when defining key bindings > for maps which have parent maps: When I define a key for some state for > the parent map as well as the child map, the child map overrides the > bindings for the parent map.
The reason is that the auxiliary keymaps defined by `evil-define-key` are implemented using special key bindings in the keymaps. And these maps are accessed using `lookup-key`. Therefore, if a parent keymap has an auxiliary keymap, then searching for the auxiliary keymap in a child keymaps (using something like `(lookup-key child-map auxiliary-keymap-special-key)`) yields the binding in the parent keymap. That said, it is certainly possible to fix the issue, but this needs a careful handling of parent keymaps in the appropriate places. You could try the following work around: Define at least one auxiliary binding in the child keymap *before* defining one in the parent keymap. This ensures that the child keymap has its own auxiliary binding. (In other words: just swap the last two lines in your example). Frank _______________________________________________ implementations-list mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ourproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/implementations-list
