Re: unmap

On Thu, November 22, 2012 16:17, cyboman wrote:
> I'm need to unmap a few of my mappings, but for some reason the unmap
> command doesn't work. To see what mappings I have I enter the following
> command
> :map
>
> The output I get looks like this:
> n -x *@dd
> n Q *@x
>
> Which led me to believe that -x and Q are mapped in the normal mode.
> However when I tried running
> nunmap Q
>
> I got an error, saying the following
> E31: No such mapping.
>
> I also tried running
> unmap Q
>
> and I still got an error saying
> E31: No such error.
>
> Does anybody know what am I doing wrong?

Those are buffer-local mappings. You need to add the <buffer> flag
to your unmap command, e.g.
nunmap <buffer> Q

regards,
Christian

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