Hello all, So, these were my leader mappings:
let g:mapleader = "," let g:maplocalleader = ";"
Which work very well, except for the fact that (repeating) character
searches (';' or ',') get slightly slower. Slightly, but noticeably
and very annoyingly slower. I tried other combinations of
leader/localleader, but they all sucked. So finally I thought this
solution up:
let g:mapleader = ","
let g:maplocalleader = ";"
nnoremap - ;
nnoremap _ ,
Now repeating a previous character search is done with a dash, and repeating a previous character search in reverse is done with an underscore. This works really nicely, and I see no drawbacks -- other than the fact that it changes a vim default command... Does anyone see any problems with this solution, or has any other better alternatives?---Óscar Pereira
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