I wrote:
> I use `langmap' to access normal-mode commands while
> composing in Russian. Whereas most built-in commands work
> correctly, my mappings `:nmap j gj' and `:nmap k gk' do
> not, and `langremap' does not help. Is there a way fix
> this? Does the relative order of `nmap' and `langmap'
> matter?
I have made the following experiment:
:nnoremap b w
:set nolangremap
:set langmap=qb
Now, when typing `q' in normal mode I get a very strange
behavior, alternating between word-forward and word-
backward! Can someone please explain what it going on?
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Thursday, June 15, 2023
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