To override settings set by vimrc_example.vim, don't modify the file
itself, because any Vim upgrade might silently remove your changes.
I prefer the approach that is suggested in the Vim tutor: copy the contents of
vimrc_example.vim into your own .vimrc rather than sourcing it. That way
Q is usually mapped to gq by vimrc_example.vim.
That indeed seems to be the source of the problem! Thanks, Tony.
When I execute :unmap Q, the problem goes away and I can replace
selected text with Q.
Is there a compelling reason why this key-binding exists? It is very
unintuitive to the
hamlen wrote:
Q is usually mapped to gq by vimrc_example.vim.
That indeed seems to be the source of the problem! Thanks, Tony.
When I execute :unmap Q, the problem goes away and I can replace
selected text with Q.
Is there a compelling reason why this key-binding exists? It is very
