Re: Mappings that never go away

Ответ на сообщение «Mappings that never go away»,
присланное в 19:58:17 21 сентября 2010, Вторник,
отправитель Bill:

I do not see any errors in `yypVr-', but if you want to delete mapping in
currently running session, use `unmap ,u'. If you want to determine where it
comes from, use `verbose map ,u' (and delete it there, if it is also defined
somewhere except gvimrc). If you want it working, try replacing it with
`noremap ,u yypVr-' (and it will be good if you replace most of your mappings
defined with `*map' with `*noremap').

Текст сообщения:
> This n00b wants to delete a map in my _gvimrc (vim72 on Windows).
>
> I made this underlining map => map ,u yypVr-
>
> But vim says this is "Not an editor command: yypVr-"
>
> OK, so I deleted it in my _gvimrc but it now follows me around like a
> puppy.
>
> How do I get Vim to just forget that I ever mapped ",u"