hello list!
I'm trying to understand the vim macros I wrote with the valuable help
from YOU (perhaps your parents :-) some 10 years ago.
there are a lot of mappings where the rhs is backslash-tilde-letter,
for example:
map \~O :let @z='q.pck'c-M\~W
and those mappings are then used by other
On 19/10/11 21:25, oexel wrote:
hello list!
I'm trying to understand the vim macros I wrote with the valuable help
from YOU (perhaps your parents :-) some 10 years ago.
there are a lot of mappings where the rhs is backslash-tilde-letter,
for example:
map \~O :let @z='q.pck'c-M\~W
and
On Wednesday, October 19, 2011 15:18:07 Tony Mechelynck wrote:
what does the \~ combination mean?
is it possible to activate such mappings from the keyboard?
which keys should I type?
i guess, as did tony at the end of his missive, that what is
being mapped is the Leader, which defaults to
