On 22/06/10 21:14, Torsten Andre wrote:
Hi group,
I recently installed another cool plugin but it adds a whole bunch of
new key mappings and overwrites some of my own, which is kind of annoying.
Can you guys tell me how you organize your key mappings? When installing
a new plugin to you go through the code and edit the keymappings? Or is
there some other way to organize the mappings. This gets really annoying
always to have to check the key mappings when installing a new plugin.
Thanks for you help!
Cheers,
Torsten
What I do is, mostly, avoid fancy new plugins. I have a few, from
sources that I trust: several from Dr.Chip, a few that I wrote myself,
and CSApprox.
If I find out that my mappings are overridden, I use ":verbose map
{lhs}" and/or ":verbose map! {lhs}" (replacing {lhs} by whatever is
appropriate) to see where. If it is a plugin which I want to keep, I may
write an after-plugin to override it in turn.
See:
:help 'runtimepath'
:help after-directory
Best regards,
Tony.
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