On 2022-01-19, Joseph Wulf wrote:
> Gary,
>
> Thank you.
>
> That's interesting.
> In doing ":verbose map <f1>", I get the following output:
> x <F1> <Nop> Last set from ~/.vimrc
> s <F1> <Nop> Last set from ~/.vimrc
> o <F1> <Nop> Last set from ~/.vimrc
> n <F1> <Nop> Last set from ~/.vimrc
>
> While in my .vimrc, I have:
> cmap <F1> <nop>
> imap <F1> <nop>
> lmap <F1> <nop>
> nmap <F1> <nop>
> omap <F1> <nop>
> smap <F1> <nop>
> vmap <F1> <nop>
> xmap <F1> <nop>
>
> At the moment, in command-mode, <F1> is properly NOT working, while in INSERT
> mode, <F1> still does bring up the help.
> I can see I'm getting closer, as I'm half-way there.
Joe,
Thanks for showing all that. Interesting that your insert-mode
mapping doesn't work. I was thinking that
verbose map <f1>
would show all maps of <f1>, but it doesn't. It doesn't show
insert-mode maps. Obvious on reflection, but I don't always
reflect. To see those, execute
:verbose imap <f1>
HTH,
Gary
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