On 09/27/10 18:53, [email protected] wrote:
Tim Chase<[email protected]> [10-09-27 21:04]:
On 09/27/10 13:47, [email protected] wrote:
Now CTRL-A end CTRL-E in input are no longer working.
:<CTRL-A>
:help c_CTRL-A
I meant, that CTRL-A and CTRL-E are no longer
working in input MODE (I didnt typed that correctly).
Ah. In insert mode, ^A appends the most recently inserted text:
:help i_CTRL-A
which can be overridden with
:inoremap <c-a> <c-o>I
or
:inoremap <c-a> <home>
or
:inoremap <c-a> <c-o>gI
The first one goes to the first non-whitespace (the same as "^"
does) while the second one starts inserting before the first
character, even if it's whitespace.
In Insert mode, ^E and ^Y insert the character from the line
below/above respectively, and can be remapped with
:inoremap <c-e> <end>
Things might function a little oddly in REPLACE mode instead of
INSERT mode if you use one of the <c-o> mappings instead of the
<home>/<end> versions.
What happens to CTRL-A and CTRL-E at input mode ?
I suspect you had some mapping(s) defined before your upgrade,
and in the upgrade they got lost. There are several ways it
could have happened: you might have edited the distribution
files (not suggested for exactly this reason, and I've learned
this hard-way too), you might have had some system-wide
/etc/vimrc that got changed, or there might have been some
reference to a file where they were previously mapped and that
imported file became no longer available. If the mappings are in
your ~/.vimrc they should carry over if your home directory is
preserved on reinstalls.
:help i_CTRL-A
:help i_CTRL-E
-tim
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