On Sat, 31 Dec 2022 09:11:04 -0800 (PST)
"bertran...@gmail.com" <bertrand.meyer@gmail.com> wrote:
> 1. Backspace in insert mode, over some characters, gives a special
> character instead of erasing. I remember that this was a feature, not a bug
> – a way to type special characters when they were troublesome to produce
> otherwise. I don't need that facility, which is very annoying; I just want
> backspace to erase. What should I do? My settings file (_vimrc) currently
> has
>
> set bs=2
I have never heard of this feature. Maybe you can try reading ':h bs'
and ':h :fixdel'.
> 2. How do I represent ESC in a macro (my name for the result of a "map")? I
> want to define something like
>
> :map v iSOME TEXT<Esc>
>
> so that when I type "v" it will insert SOME_TEXT at the current position
> and then escape (get out of insert mode). But I no longer know how to type
> what appears above as <Esc> when entering the macro. I remembered various
> incantations involving CTRL-V or CTRL-G but they do not seem to work.
Which version of Vim are you using? And it _is_ Vim, not Vi, right?
Because in Vim, your map should work. What I will recommend is using
'nnoremap' instead of 'map' because:
o You want "v" to be mapped only in normal mode. Otherwise you can't
enter "v" in insert mode without using ':h i_CTRL-V'.
See ':h nmap'.
o You don't want nested or recursive mapping. See ':h noremap'.
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