Hi
When inserting a backtick (`) I normally type "`<space>". But sometimes
nothing happens... When I enter a 2. <space>, I get a space. I can enter
as many spaces as I want, but I get no backtick. When I type a letter,
eg. d, _than_ I get "`d" at the current cursor position. Wnen I type a 2.
` instead of d, I get "``".
And really strange is that I can't reproduce this behaviour constantly.
Eg. starting with an empty Vim (no file opened) and the backtick+space
works as it should. Starting an empty Vim again and it doesn't work...
I've tested it with python and tex files. Sometime "`<space>" produce a
backtick, but mostly not.
Well I could use a mapping like this:
imap `<space> ``<C-O>x
But this is IMHO a bit too hackish.
I'm using gVim 7 on WinXP. The Console-Vim seems to work correctly. Is
this a matter of my configuration? Or where is the ` waiting?
cu boesi
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