Re: Where to map tnext tprev

On Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 9:34 AM, Dmitry Teslenko <dteslenko@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello!
> Since long ago using  this config:
>
> noremap . <esc>:tnext<cr>
> noremap , <esc>:tprevious<cr>
>
> Now I missing (.) dot command to repeat last action. First I've tried
> to remap them to Ctrl+. but with no success. It seems it must be done
> some other way than:
>
> noremap <C-.> <esc>:tnext<cr>
> noremap <C-,> <esc>:tprevious<cr>
>
> Two questions:
> 1) Can Ctrl+. be mapped and how?
> 2) What's your favorite mappings for tnext/tprev?
>

I use the right and left arrow keys, since I don't use them for
anything else (breaks the home position, but it's not something you do
that often anyway). I've also bound <s-left> and <s-right> to :cp and
:cn for jumping between entries in the quickfix window (mostly
compiler errors/warnings, and search result with :Ggrep with the
Fugitive plugin).

/Ulf

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