Will Gray wrote:
> According to the help, "[CursorHold] is not triggered when waiting for
> a command argument to be typed, or a movement after an operator."
> I've found a case in which 'updatetime' milliseconds after an operator
> is pressed, CursorHold activates *and* repeats the operator keystroke
> (e.g. > becomes >>). It occurs when 'notimeout' is set and there is a
> map that starts with an operator.
>
> I tested with the following vimrc (using -u and --noplugin) and Vim
> 7.3.125 built on Ubuntu with jamessan's dpkg build process:
>
> set notimeout
> augroup vimrcTest
> autocmd CursorHold * echomsg 'cursor hold'
> augroup END
> nmap >s :echomsg 'map'<CR>
I can reproduce it.
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