Re: mapping F3 to map q ^B

What do you actually have in place of `#2' and `#3'?

That's actually what I have. I use this technique for other function keys and it's always worked.

 

You should have <F2> and

<F3> to map this keys, so try the following commands:

    noremap <F2> <Esc>:unmap q<CR>

That part worked...

 

    noremap <F3> <Esc>:noremap q <C-b><CR>

But that didn't. I still get the "No mapping found" message when I press F3.

 

You can even combine it into one toggler:

    noremap <F2> <Esc>:if !empty(maparg('q')) \| unmap q \| else \| noremap q
<C-b> \|
endif<CR>

I'm afraid that didn't work either. It says:

E492: Not an editor command: endifif !empty(maparg('q')) | unmap q |

I copied and pasted it directly. I do note that the error message mentions an endifif, even though what you typed was "endif".

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