Re: Is there an opposite to i_CTRL-] ? [Was: How to force Vim to reconcider abbreviations?]

On 02.10.14 12:00, Ben Fritz wrote:
> To avoid expanding an abbreviation, simply type <C-V> before the
> space.

That does it! Nothing more needed. :-))

> Or hit <C-C> to leave insert mode without expanding the abbreviation.

Hey, that works too. The alternative syntax for that approach: <Esc>a is
a bit more finger-friendly than <C-C>a , my hands tell me.

I'll try Christian's patch later, but should grab the latest source
first - I'm only up to patch 281 on Vim 7.4.

Erik

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