Yeah, that was meant for the list.
Ah, should've guess based on the :verbose map <key> that I needed to :unmap <key>.
I think you're right about not wanting to overwrite defaults. Though you can also use soy from cli by running soywiki (which I would never do since I like one gvim session using tabs) so, I'm not sure if there's a usecase there. I'm tempted to say that you're still right in a stand alone situation as I use the hell out of macros (because I'm too lazy to think of a regex).
On Fri, Aug 30, 2013 at 8:11 PM, Tim Chase <vim@tim.thechases.com> wrote:
[you replied only to me rather than to the list; I'm copying the list]
It may depend on how it was loaded. If it was part of a plugin, it
On 2013-08-30 19:50, shawn wilson wrote:
> Ok, soywiki set it to :close<CR> ... question one answered (that's
> annoying) - and the second part - how to unset it?
might be a bit trickier (I'm not sure how plugin loading interacts
with vimrc settings). Push come to shove, you can manually issue
:unmap q
to clear the mapping. Alternatively, you can nuke the problematic
line from the plugin:
https://github.com/danchoi/soywiki/blob/master/lib/soywiki.vim#L403
Personally, I'd consider the absence of this mapping a great
improvement (overwriting vim's macro functionality is just a kick in
the teeth!) and have no regrets nuking that line.
-tim
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