> for s:m in filter(['}', ')', ']', ':'], '!empty(maparg(v:val, "i"))')
> execute 'iunmap' s:m
> endfor
> unlet s:m
Is there a way to say "For every mapping that starts with <leader>b, unmap it"?
I tried using the mapcheck("<leader>b"), and it returns the rhs side
of the mapping. From there, I don't know how to find the lhs and
unmap it.
This is for curiosity's sake, I'm explicitly unmapping now, but the
programmer in me says there's a better way.
--Nate
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