On 06/05/10 12:45, tyru wrote:
1. :source below code
2. Enter insert mode
3. Press<C-^>
4. Type "bar"
5. Vim outputs "noremap!", not "lnoremap"
--- code ---
" :lmap can't remap?
"
" Typing "bar" outputs "noremap!", not "lnoremap".
lnoremap foo<Esc>:<C-u>echomsg 'lnoremap'<CR>
noremap! foo<Esc>:<C-u>echomsg 'noremap!'<CR>
lmap bar foo
--- code ---
And this is another problem though,
set wildchar=<Tab>
set wildmode
and
lmap<Tab>
in command-line does not complete any mapping as :map does.
What is 'iminsert' set to? (See its help.) Unless it is 1,
language-mappings are not active:
if &imi == 0
echo "standard key bindings"
elseif &imi == 1
echo "language-mappings work"
elseif &imi == 2
echo "Input Method (IME or XIM) is active"
else
set iminsert? | echo "I don't know what this means"
endif
Setting 'keymap' sets 'imi' as a side-effect, but IIUC defining
language-mappings from the keyboard or by using :l[nore]map in a script
doesn't.
See also
:help i_CTRL-^
:help c_CTRL-^
Best regards,
Tony.
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