my vim has the behaviour that <Ctrl>+j jumps to the next or previous <++> and
removes this. This is handy when using parentheses. I mapped them to ()<++>
and set the cursor inside. This way I can skip the closing parenthese with
<Ctrl>+j.
I want to modify this behaviour. When pressing <Ctrl>+j I want to to some
custom things (executing a function) and then perform the original <Ctrl>+j
mapping to remove the <++> construct.
But I cannot find the place where the <Ctrl>+j mapping is defined. With :map
it is not listed. Is it a plugin? How can I find out where the mapping is
defined?
Regards
Marco
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