>
> One workaround is to unmap the disturbing mapping and remap it again
> later.. But this can be unfeasible..
>
> In general it is worth talking about the task you're trying to solve
> rather than asking about how to implement the solution you think is
> best. So which is your use case leading to this question?
>

I have found a workaround for it.
I want to detect when command-line mode starts. But, I don't find any event
generation related to mode switching. So, my initial solution is to map : in
normal mode. But, the problem is sometimes I don't want to detect it;
execute the command as it is.  Now, I add my solution with a mapping of
other command which I can use to start command-line without being detected:
nnoremap z: :
Any other idea would be appreciated ..

Anna

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