Re: vim: visual map of '|'

Also

:scriptnames

will tell you which of your plugins is <SNR>13.

HTH
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Benji Fisher

On Sat, Jan 19, 2013 at 7:11 AM, Marcin Szamotulski <mszamot@gmail.com> wrote:

On 04:42 Sat 19 Jan     , ping wrote:
> experts:
> I spent 2 hours in a sleepless night to troubleshoot this but still no
> luck...
>
> so originally vim has a nice feature that:
>
> you block select (with V) a column
> type I to go insert mode
> type | (capital \) to insert a char "|" to make a table
> esc to go back normal mode
> this will nicely insert a '|' in front of the whole column,
>
> the even nice thing is that this is repeatable with '.' operation if you
> move you cursor somewhere else.
>
> but it looks my '|' character was mapped to sth else by some of my
> plugins...
>
> now if I want to do do the same thing, it becomes:
>
>
> you block select (with V) a column
> type I to go insert mode
> type | (capital \) to insert a char "|" to make a table
> <-- right at this point, I see the "|" got inserted in the whole column,
> while I'm still in the insert mode
> esc to go back normal mode
>
> the problem is, I lost the ability to repeat.
>
> obviously some plugins/maps changed the default behavior, which, I
> confirmed with "vim -u NONE -U NONE" (that still works fine).
>
> = here is my troubleshooting effort and result:
>
> == what happened? imap
>
> :imap
>
> ...
> i  |           * |<Esc>:call <SNR>13_align()<CR>a
>
> among other things, it gives me this line, looks it got mapped in somewhere.
>
> also if I clear imap, the problem gone
> :imapclear
>
> == who did that? align
> from the name above, it looks plugin "align"?
>
> //this gives me nothing
>   grep -nHriE "13_align()" .vim/ | less
>
> //this prints a lot of messages, among them plugin align brings me attention
>   grep -nHriE "align()" .vim/ | less
>
> == how to fix?
>
> I tried to mv the plugin files :
> ping@640g-laptop:~$ cd .vim/plugin/
> ping@640g-laptop:~/.vim/plugin$ mv AlignPlugin.vim AlignPlugin.vim.txt
> ping@640g-laptop:~/.vim/plugin$ mv AlignMapsPlugin.vim
> AlignMapsPlugin.vim.txt
> ping@640g-laptop:~/.vim$ cd autoload/
> ping@640g-laptop:~/.vim/autoload$ mv AlignMaps.vim AlignMaps.vim.txt
> ping@640g-laptop:~/.vim/autoload$ mv Align.vim Align.vim.txt
>
> but not work...
>
>
> how to fix the F... issue?
>
>
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Hi,

To get where the map is actually defined just use this:

:verbose imap |

this will show the file and line number.  If it just defined in a plugin
directory, you can define an autocommand:

au VimEnter * iunmap |

which will remove this map.  You can even define it using maparg()
function:

au VimEnter * if maparg('|') != "" | exe "iunmap |" | endif

I have a bunch of similar unmaps.

Best regards,
Marcin

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