> Hi,
>
> howardb21 wrote:
> > On Feb 2, 10:26 pm, J rgen Kr mer <jottka...@googlemail.com> wrote:
>
> >> There are also [ic]noreabbrev variants which would prevent the
> >> right-hand-side of an abbreviation to be re-used as the left-hand-side
> >> of a mapping.
>
> > Where do I find these variants?
> :help :cnoreabbrev
> :help :inoreabbrev
>
> Regards,
> J rgen
Pardon my ignorance, but the variants of noremap o noeabbrev, simply
prevent the
the second member of a map/abbreviation from being used as a first
member in another map/abrev. OR they restrict a mapping/abrev to one
mode only.
If I go :inoreabbrev g group
this prevents group from being
used as an abbreviation, and prevents, `g' from being expanded on the
command line. but it does not prevent `g' from being used in Another
map or abbreviation anywhere. It g is used for another insert mode
abbreviation - not too bad - last definition will win. If it it done
in command or normal mode, than g will
act differently in insert, normal, command, even visual modes and
never, perhaps act as as the original `go' command of normal mode.
It still seems, there is no way to map or abrev a character in such a
way that this character is prohibited from being mapped or abrev'ed
again, unless the original
map/abrev is undone.
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