Maxim Gonchar wrote:
> I use vim 7.3.712 from Arch repository. I use keymap=3Drussian-jcukenwin,
> which have letters (x, =DF) instead of [] brackets.
> The problem is when I map [ to some action with <buffer> option
> imap <buffer> [ 111
> The mapping doesn't respect the chosen keymap. I.e. when I press a key for
> '=C8' I get 111 no matter what iminsert value is.
>
> While if the key is mapped without <buffer>
> imap [ 111
> then the keymap is respected. So I get 111 when iminsert=3D0 and '=C8' when
> iminsert=3D1.
>
> Is it the expected behavior?
> That is very annoying. For my own configuration one can live with it. But
> it breaks some plugins (auto-pairs for example).
The problem is that buffer-local mappings overrule global mappings. A
buffer-local mapping cannot remap a global mapping. And the keymap uses
global mappings.
It does work for a simple example though:
:lmap x >
:set iminsert=1
:" inserting x will now insert >
:imap <buffer> > !
:" inserting x will now insert !
There must be something else interfering.
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