I have 'd' mapped to '"_d' and '<M-d>' mapped to 'd'. For some reason, this
mapping doesn't work reliably in a macro. The problem persists even if I delete
my .vimrc and all plugins.
To try out what I'm seeing, :set macmeta, :nnoremap <M-d> d, then put the
following text in a buffer:
foo bar
foo2 bar2
foo3 bar3
Here's a minimal example that works:
qqw<M-d>wj0q@q
Here's a tiny change that makes the macro not work ('fb' instead of 'w'):
qqfb<M-d>wj0q@q
It puts the cursor on 'bar2' and beeps instead of deleting the word. Any idea
what's happening here? I've had to stop using that mapping in macros because it
is bizarrely unpredictable.
One interesting hint is that both macros work fine if I just <M-F1> instead of
<M-d>, but <M-Tab> has the same problem as <M-d> despite the fact that <M-Tab>
can be mapped without setting macmeta.
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