On May 19, 12:33 pm, Raúl Núñez de Arenas Coronado <[email protected]>
wrote:
>
> Thanks anyway, Ben :) If you know how to call a function from an "imap"
> without using <C-O>:call, please tell me because I'm afraid I'm stuck
> with <C-\><C-O> O:)
>
Sorry that I missed this detail! It is possible to call a function
from insert mode using the expression register. You just need to make
sure the function returns a null string! Then, the mapping looks like
this:
imap <Enter> <C-R>=SuperEnter()<CR>
I think I picked up that clever trick from a tip as well, though I
certainly don't know which one! It may also have been a post on this
list...
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