ZyX wrote:
> Consider the following code:
> vim -u NONE -c 'set nocompatible' \
> -c 'inoremap $ <C-o>ch-' \
> -c 'execute "normal a$\ea"' \
> -c 'wq! result.txt'
> You will have `-a' inside a result.txt file, while it is supposed to be a
> single
> `-' (`\e' passed to normal should result in going to normal mode, but it does
> not).
The CTRL-O starts another level of Insert mode, thus the Escape takes
you out of the CTRL-O one and you are still in Insert mode.
Did you intend to do:
-c 'inoremap $ <C-o>ch-<Esc>' \
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