On 03/04/09 17:51, fREW Schmidt wrote:
> It looks kosher, leading me to believe it may be some funky
> mapping/abbrv you have in place. Do you experience the same
> problem when you start with
>
> vim -u NONE
>
> If it does, then you'd have to track down which mapping is
> impeding your success. If it doesn't work when started with a
> blank config file, it might help to have the output of
>
>
> Ok, I figured out what the problem is, but it's a drag because I like
> the setting to much to not use it:
>
> " Swap ; and : Convenient.
> nnoremap ; :
> nnoremap : ;
> vnoremap ; :
> vnoremap : ;
>
> So I can't do @: because it tries to do @; but if I do @; nothing
> happens at all...
Try replacing your mappings by
noremap : ;
noremap! : ;
noremap ; :
noremap! ; :
in order to swap them in *all* modes (not only normal and visual but
also operator-pending, insert/replace and command-line)
Then if that's too all-inclusive for your taste, you can still e.g. do
iunmap ;
iunmap :
afterwards, to undo (let's say) the insert-mode mapping. (I suspect it's
either operator-pending or command-line that's missing to make it work
the way you want.)
Best regards,
Tony.
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