Michael Maurer wrote:
On Mon, Jan 4, 2010 at 7:37 PM, Brett Stahlman
<[email protected]> wrote:
..snip
Please don't hesitate to ask any more questions you may have...
Thanks,
Brett Stahlman
Another thing I just noticed that might be of importance to
non-english keyboard-layouts:
You recommend pressing <CTRL-\><CTRL-\> in quick succession to
terminate the formatted area (while in insert mode). On german
keyboards, \ can only be typed by pressing ALT+ß, so for
<CTRL-\><CTRL-\> I would have to press <CTRL-ALT-ß><CTRL-ALT-ß>. This
doesn't seem to work. I tried it different ways, but no luck.
I just get
\\
Michael,
Although you may wish to customize the map sequence (as described in my
previous post) simply because Ctrl-Alt-ß is harder to type than Ctrl-\,
I'm wondering whether there could be something odd with your setup, as I
don't see this issue when I switch to a German keyboard layout. For me,
typing the sequence you described in insert mode brings up the "Enter a
fmt / clr string" prompt, just as <C-\><C-\> does on my US keyboard layout.
I'm wondering whether the <C-\><C-\> map is even defined for you. Does
:imap in a Txtfmt buffer display something like the following?
i <C-\><C-\> @<Plug>TxtfmtInsertTok_i
The only thing I know of that could prevent the map from being defined
is a conflict or ambiguity with a mapping defined by another plugin, but
even then, unless you've altered the default setting of the
txtfmtMapwarn option, the Txtfmt mapping will be defined anyway.
Brett Stahlman
It might be something in my gvimrc that's blocking it though. I'm not
excluding the possibility that my config/setup is the culprit.
- Michael
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