neolistic wrote:
It don't works, I tried
iunmap é
iunmap <M-i>
and I can see the map with :imap
i é @<Plug>Tex_InsertItemOnThisLine
you will notice an @ in the mapping {rhs}. This indicates that the
mapping was defined for the buffer only. Try:
iunmap <buffer> é
instead, and see if that works.
A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
neolistic wrote:
Hello
I use the tex-suite with VIM7.0 and it's very useful but tex-suite have a
auto-defined insert-map for the key é and I don't want to use this map, I
want that when I'm in insert mode and I press the key é, vim insert the
character é
Does anyone know how to do that?
Tanks
You should be able to unmap it. Try
:unmap! é
or
:iunmap é
Note that é is probably synonymous with Alt-i -- by unmapping the one you
will
probably lose the other.
Once you find the right command, you can place it in a script, which (in
order
for it to work) must be sourced after the TeX suite: see ":help
after-directory".
Best regards,
Tony.
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