On Mar 4, 2015 6:34 AM, "Alexey Muranov" <[email protected]> wrote: > > On 4 mars 2015, at 11:44, Jürgen Krämer <[email protected]> wrote: > > >> Say, i've typed '42' before a motion key, but then changed my mind and decided to use a different motion or a different count. How do i cancel '42' if i am in Visual mode? (In Normal mode i can press <Esc>, but in Visual mode this would also cancel the selection.) > >> > >> The only solution for Visual mode i've found so far is to press '@_'. Is there a better way? > >> > >> What if i've typed a wrong count in Operator-pending mode, like 'd42'? > > > > after you've started typing a count you can remove the last digit of the > > count by pressing <Delete> (NOT <Backspace>), e.g., after you have typed > > 42 as a count, pressing <Delete> twice will completely remove the count > > and you are back in Visual mode. > > > > This behaviour is documented in the last sentence at ":help count". > > Thanks Jürgen, i haven't thought of this. > > In any case, if i need to cancel a count in a `vnoremap <expr> ...` mapping, for example, i do not see a better option than '@_'. > > For Normal and Visual modes, i plan however to remap my `<Esc>` key using something like this: > > function s:NVMapExpr_EscKey() > if v:count > return '@_' > else > return "\<Esc>" > endif > endfunction > nnoremap <expr> <Esc> <SID>NVMapExpr_EscKey() > vnoremap <expr> <Esc> <SID>NVMapExpr_EscKey()
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