Monday, February 24, 2014

Is it possible to simulate typing with a keymap inside an expression?

Is it possible to simulate typing with a keymap inside
an expression?

I want to match a pattern, say '{%\(\w\+\):(.\{-})%}'
and replace the matched text with what \2 would have become,
had it been typed with keymap=\1. Is that possible?

I've already found out that

:setl keymap=foo
:norm iblah

does *not* work...

/bpj

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