Hi!
Often you wanna be able to type vim command in normal mode when keyboard
layout isn't English. Some time ago :langmap was used for this, later
(probably when moving to UTF-8) it was broken and replaced by usual :map
(I see in doc example of :langmap with UTF-8, so probably it work now).
Strange thing, some normal mode command doesn't work in this way: ZZ, ZQ
(at least, maybe there are others too).
Example (Russian layout):
:map <unique> в d
:map <unique> Я Z
Now, in normal mode "вв" works as "dd", but "ЯЯ" doesn't work ("ЯQ" works,
so looks like only first char mapped). This can be worked around by:
:map <unique> ЯЯ ZZ
:map <unique> ЯЙ ZQ
but I wonder is this expected behavior (if ZZ somehow special command) or bug?
And if this is expected behavior, then where I can find list of all such
special commands to add maps for them all?
I'm using vim-7.3.762, Gentoo Linux.
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WBR, Alex.
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