Hi Keyan!
On Di, 13 Okt 2009, Keyan wrote:
> i have the following problem. for cpp, perl, and others, i have set
>
> inoremap { { }<ESC>O
>
> when is switch to .tex, where i dont want this setting, i have to use
Well, the obvious solution would be to use inoremap <buffer> { … only
for cpp, perl and all your other filetypes. This way, it wouldn't
interfere with other filetypes. See :h :map-local for buffer local
mappings and :h ftplugin for help on filetype plugins.
>
> iunmap {
>
> but i cant put the last line in my tex.vim, because in case i havent
> worked on a .cpp buffer before switching to a vim buffer, i cant an
> error, that there was no inoremap set.
Well, if you don't care, simply use
:silent! iunmap {
which won't complain in case of errors.
But the right(™) solution would be to wrap the iunmap command into
something like:
if mapcheck('{', 'i') == '{ }<ESC>O'
iunmap {
endif
regards,
Christian
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