On 15/04/11 16:14, Steve wrote:
Le 15-04-2011, à 23:09:00 +1000, Ben Schmidt ([email protected]) a
écrit :
:verbose map! d
It shows my mapping which is
! dlist<[email protected]>
which I put in ~/.vim/mappings
If I comment out this line, the problem dissapears. The strange thing is
that I have other mappings for email addresses, but no problem with
those.
I guess you've got a recursive mapping there, since the right hand side
includes the left hand side. It only happens when you type fast because
the mapping doesn't timeout.
Not sure I've understood, but
[...]
You mapped dlist to <[email protected]> but the {rhs} is reexamined for
mappings: so
dlist
becomes
<[email protected]>
becomes
<<[email protected]>@bluewin.ch>
becomes
<<<[email protected]>@bluewin.ch>@bluewin.ch>
becomes
<<<<[email protected]>@bluewin.ch>@bluewin.ch>@bluewin.ch>
and so on, until either Vim reaches 'maxmapdepth' repeats (1000 by
default) or its memory is exhausted, whichever happens first.
Using :noremap! or :inoremap instead, the {rhs} is not remapped, and
there is no recursion.
see
:help recursive-mapping
:help 'maxmapdepth'
Best regards,
Tony.
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