David Fishburn wrote:
> Unusual situation here.
>
> Vim 7.2.1-127 WinXP SP3
>
> :map @
> n @ MapsExpression("<SID>", "@", "1")
>
> Now I perform a recorded action to delete a word:
> qadwq
>
> Add a breakpoint to my function:
> :breakadd func MapsExpres*
>
> :normal @a
> This breaks inside my function as expected, good.
>
> :normal! @a
> This also breaks inside my function, bad.
>
> The ! at the end of the normal command is supposed to prevent maps from
> firing.
>
> When I put together a smaller reproducible, it didn't reproduce.
>
> gvim -N -u NONE -U NONE --noplugin tables_ASA.sql
>
> This still reproduces, so it must have something to do with my plugin.
>
> What I am looking for is suggestions so that I can narrow my search.
> Is there anything (Vim options and so on) that could lead to this?
>
> Thanks for any suggestions.
The ":normal! @a" command doesn't map the @a characters. But when
executing the contents of the register you are back to usual behavior.
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