On 03/11/11 06:47, ozhan fenerci wrote:
Dear List,
I have remapped "up-down-right-left" keyboard keys. It is like
Vim Mappings My Mappings
----------------------------
h-move leftk
j-move downb
k-move upn
l-move rightl
I have remapped these keys in the .vimrc file to work in insert mode and
control mode.
"Normal Mode
noremap h b
noremap j n
" noremap l l
noremap n k
noremap b j
noremap k h
"Insert Mode
imap <C-space> <esc>
imap <C-l> <right>
imap <C-k> <left>
imap <C-n> <up>
imap <C-b> <down>
It works but in Insert mode "<C-b><down>" has a slow response time from
other mappings. It is not as fast as other mappings. I wonder what I am
doing wrong.
Regards,
Ozhan
Not sure.
The following may or may not help you, it probably won't hinder you:
:set timeout timeoutlen=5000 ttimeoutlen=100
where:
- the times are in milliseconds
- ttimeoutlen should be shorter than the time between two keypresses at
your fastest typing speed but longer than the time between successive
bytes sent by the keyboard driver for a multibyte keycode (such as most
non-printing keys)
- timeoutlen should be longer than the time between the successive
keypresses in the {lhs} of a mapping (if you have mappings with a
multikey {lhs}) at your slowest typing speed, but still not too slow so
you can wait for a mapping to time out if you do _not_ want to trigger it.
See:
:help 'timeout'
:help 'timeoutlen'
Best regards,
Tony.
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