On Fri 24-Nov-06 9:12am -0600, Brian McKee wrote:
>> I'm using version 1.4a.
>> Staring on line 37 in my version, there are usage statements. If you
>> would rather not upgrade, then here's what it says:
>> " <Leader>ca
>> " show calendar in normal mode
>> " <Leader>ch
>> " show horizontal calendar ...
> It's actually mapped to \cal and \caL later in the plugin
> The comment is out of date (if you read the change log)
From calendar.vim (which is in my AsNeeded directory):
if !hasmapto("<Plug>CalendarV")
nmap <unique> <Leader>cal <Plug>CalendarV
endif
if !hasmapto("<Plug>CalendarH")
nmap <unique> <Leader>caL <Plug>CalendarH
endif
nmap <silent> <Plug>CalendarV :cal Calendar(0)<CR>
nmap <silent> <Plug>CalendarH :cal Calendar(1)<CR>
Looking at my vimrc file, I have:
nmap <silent> <leader>cv :Calendar<CR>
nmap <silent> <leader>ch :CalendarH<CR>
Although this works fine, type :nmap \c shows maps for
\cv \ch \cal \caL
where \cal behaves like \cv and \caL behaves like \ch.
I thought I could stop this duplication by changing my vimrc
maps to:
nmap <unique> <Leader>cv <Plug>CalendarV
nmap <unique> <Leader>ch <Plug>CalendarH
just like in calendar.vim. While this eliminates the
duplicate mappings, neither \cv or \ch does anything :-(
Without modifying calendar.vim, does anyone know how to
eliminate the mappings of \cal and \caL from being made?
[Yes, I know I can unmap them.]
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Best regards,
Bill
