Hi all, :verbose map << shows nothing. I have no mappings with << at the start (or in fact, anywhere in the mapping).
Removing the two ,, mappings did nothing useful. The only "interesting" map that I have is one right at the end of the list which is some non-printing character duplicating another mapping I have for <C-S-+>. I have no idea how to identify this character. I agree that plugins shouldn't set the localleader, but in fairness I don't ever use the local leader for anything other than the vimoutliner plugin so I'm not too worried. Any more ideas as to what I could try? Cheers, Max > -----Original Message----- > From: Charles E Campbell Jr [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Friday, October 20, 2006 12:11 PM > To: Max Dyckhoff > Cc: vim@vim.org > Subject: Re: Problems with << > > Max Dyckhoff wrote: > > >Re-including the list. > > > >I only have about 30 maps, and none of them start with <<. > > > >The only thing that I can see which might be affecting anything are these > two: > > > >,,b :%s/\(^\t*\):/\1/e<cr>:%s/\(^\t*\) /\1: /e<cr>:let @/=""<cr> > >,,B :%s/\(^\t*\):/\1/e<cr>:let @/=""<cr> > > > >Now ,, is the localleader for vo_base, the vimoutliner plugin. This is in > a C file, so it looks like the mappings have leaked over from a different > buffer in a different tab. I recently saved a session, quit and sourced > that session; perhaps something exploded then? > > > >HAH. I just realised that the mapping in vo_base.vim ISN'T <buffer>. I > shall make them <buffer> and see if that fixes it :) > > > >Still, why would << trigger ,,? And yes, I know that < is <shift>-, :) > > > > > > Did you ever try > > :verbose map << > > and see what popped up? > > Also, IMHO, plugins should not be setting the localleader; that's > inherently a user's choice as to what s/he prefers. > In other words, the map should be > > map <LocalLeader>b ... > map <LocalLeader>B ... > > Regards, > Chip Campbell
