Geoffrey Robertson wrote:
> Ocassionally when editing in vim I do a C-X C-S brain fart. I can
> often recover with random C-Q, ESC, whatever.
> Is there a "look after emacs idiot" major mode for vim?
Interesting prob Geoff, I thought that one might be able to map C-X C-S
either to :w or to some harmless keystrokes such as "your in a superior
editor now"
but vim says of the syntax map {lhs} {rhs}:
"It's not possible to use a CTRL-C in the {lhs}. You just can't map
CTRL-C.
The reason is that CTRL-C must always be available to break a running
command."
But what interests me is why does it lockup. In my vim here when I press
Ctrl-X Ctrl-S nothing happens. Vim is fine.
Mike
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