On 11/03/10 10:52, Germain wrote:
Hi
The first option does not work, that :
au VimEnter * au FileType tex silent! unmap!<buffer>
The é (e-acute) is missing at the end.
does not fix the problem
Nevertheless, I found a solution. I created the file tex.vim in ~/.vim/
ftplugins/ and I add the following line :
imap<buffer> <m-c> <Plug>Tex_InsertItemOnThisLine
Actually you have to create the file and just put this line. But you
have to take care of the mapping you create. For that your list of Alt-
key equivalents was really helpfull because I was able to selec a
character (here a with a tilde) which is not use in french.
Thanks for your help
For "a character not in use", the safest ones in Vim are usually the Fn
and Shift-Fn keys (on Linux, Ctrl-Fn and Alt-Fn are not always passed to
the program, and Ctrl-Alt-Fn never are), so you could e.g. have used
<F9> with the quasi-certainty of not creating a clash (unless, of
course, you already use it for some other mapping).
Best regards,
Tony.
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