Daniel Carl
itamar de aguiar <itamar.de.agu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi. I'm trying to use vimb based on Arch Linux + i3 window manager.
> So, here is the question.
>
> I've try to put into '~/.config/vimb/config' some vim commands, but it
> did not worked.
> Let's say that i want to open 'www.google.com' with <F1> key. So i
> did, in my config file:
>
> map <F1> <esc>:o www.google.com<CR>
>
> And when i open vimb, i got this message: "Unknown command: map".
There is no map command at the time only the mode specific commands nmap,
imap, cmap and nnoremap, inoremap, cnoremap.
So following should work.
nmap <F1> :o www.google.com<CR>
> I'm asking if that is possible to use something like the vimrc
> configuration in vimb configuration.
It's possible, but I don't want to add the too complicated things like
map-commands that act more multiple modes. If you want to map <F1> for all
three modes, you have to put in three maping into the config file.
> I also expect that is the right place to put my question. I've been
> searching on google for "vimb configuration files examples", but i've
> got only a bunch of "vimrc configuration examples". So, that it.
> []'s
That's the right place to ask such questions. For further information, you
should consult the man page of vimb. If you don't find the information you
expect there, please help us to make the man page better.
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Daniel
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