This prevents Vim hanging when you inadvertently create recursive mappings. The non-recursive mapping is therefore a more safer way to map commands in Vim. With the above information at hand, we can see that :noreabbrev is just a non-recursive version of :abbrev command. You can use :abbrev only in insert, replace and command modes.

2016年5月10日 · Vim provides a command :map. By default, (when no argument is given) the command will show all the mappings currently created. Here is an example of the result of the command: As always the doc is your friend: :h map-listing

2020年7月25日 · From :help :map-special-keys, There are three ways to map a special key: The Vi-compatible method: Map the key code. Often this is a sequence that starts with <Esc>. To enter a mapping like this you type ":map " and then you …

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2020年10月23日 · Since OP said it helped: Prefer nnoremap unless you need recursive mappings (:*map) or insert-mode mappings (:i*map). I would write. nnoremap <C-q> :quit!<CR> (No <esc> necessary, and I find it nice to spell things out.) <C-q> is an alternative for visual-block, but you should still be able to override it.

Is it possible to remap the Esc key to another key in Vim? When I'm using Vim in a full screen VMware vSphere web client console window and I press the Esc key to exit edit mode, it also takes me out of full screen mode in the console window. I am using the Vim that comes from the RHEL YUM repo. (RHEL 7.5; Vim 7.4).

Vim provides a few mechanisms for inspecting the contents of the command-line (See Further Reading, below), but not many for directly manipulating it. One way you could create the mapping you describe above would be to go via the command-line window::cnoremap <expr> <c-_> &cedit.'dib'.'<c-c>'

2016年3月18日 · Then, as :h map-which-keys suggests, to avoid overriding a default Vim command, you could type :h {key}^D, to find out which commands begin with {key}. For example, when typing :h [^D, you should see [c (a normal command to jump backwards to the previous start of a change in diff mode), but not [a neither [b.

Having the patch 8.1.2194 also helps, because it automatically enables the modifyOtherKeys feature on which Vim relies to let the user map various chords. For iterm2, I think you need at least the version 3.4.0.

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