> Hi group,
>
> I recently installed another cool plugin but it adds a whole bunch of
> new key mappings and overwrites some of my own, which is kind of annoying.
>
> Can you guys tell me how you organize your key mappings? When installing
> a new plugin to you go through the code and edit the keymappings? Or is
> there some other way to organize the mappings. This gets really annoying
> always to have to check the key mappings when installing a new plugin.
>
> Thanks for you help!
>
> Cheers,
> Torsten
>
>
What I do is, mostly, avoid fancy new plugins. I have a few, from
sources that I trust: several from Dr.Chip, a few that I wrote myself,
and CSApprox.
If I find out that my mappings are overridden, I use ":verbose map
{lhs}" and/or ":verbose map! {lhs}" (replacing {lhs} by whatever is
appropriate) to see where. If it is a plugin which I want to keep, I may
write an after-plugin to override it in turn.
See:
:help 'runtimepath'
:help after-directory
Best regards,
Tony.
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