On 08 Apr 2013, Marc Weber wrote:
>
> The fastest solution is
>
> for x in ['jjj','kkk']
> exec 'noremap '.x.' :echoe "stop doing this!<cr>'
> endfor
>
> or such. Don't let you stop typing when no action happens. ji still
> works while vim is waiting for more keys to find out whether you're
> going to type jjj.
>
> Marc Weber
I couldn't get this to work. I do suffer from the jjj problem.
I've tried several solutions; the most effective is to do
inoremap jj <Esc>
and so on, but it has the disadvantage that whenever I type h,j,k,l in
Insert mode there is a slight but annoying pause while vim waits to see
if there are going to repetitions.
I also tried a Tip to make vim return to Normal mode automatically after
an interval:
au InsertEnter * let updaterestore=&updatetime | set updatetime=25000
au InsertLeave * let &updatetime=updaterestore
But I found that annoying too. I came to the conclusion that there is
no really satisfactory way to avoid the problem apart from vigilance.
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