Has this issue been sorted out? Let's not work out who-said-
what.
The OP was:
> nnoremap gp `[v`]
>
> since 'g' is not mapped, it shouldn't timeout no matter what
> the timeout length is right? As expected, the built in mapping
> for gp, gv, etc. both work no matter how long one waits
> between the g and the p.
My thoughts are that by default, and as per ":help gp", there
is no gp mapping, so you can press g, then wait a minute, then
press p (no timeout).
However, once you have a mapping (the nnoremap above), the
situation is completely changed. The timeout does apply to the
mapping, and you would have to type gp quickly for the g to have
any effect.
John
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