On 13/04/09 07:54, Maxim Kim wrote:
>
> Hi
> I have just found that I can not use russian text in a q-macro using
> russian keymap.
> In normal mode:
> qqaПривет, Мир!q
> Then @q and result is:
> Ghbdtn? Vbh!
>
> I tried it at vanilla vim 7.2 and vim 7.2 1-148.
What is in register q? (":reg q" without the quotes will tell you). If
it's "aGhbdtn? Vbh!" (without the quotes) then the language-mapping
wasn't applied to the recorded keystrokes, but only to what got written
into the buffer. OTOH if it's "aПривет, Мир!" then I don't know what
went wrong.
For this kind of repeated insert, do it once without recording, "yank"
it into a register of your choice (let's say a) (see ":help v_a"), and
"put" it from there (using either "ap in Normal mode or Ctrl-R a in
Insert mode) when needed. I have several such "repeated inserts" in
various registers, but I practically never use q-style recording.
Best regards,
Tony.
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