Re: Problem with keyboard mapping

Yes, the nnoremap worked perfectly! It looks to be an issue with Ctrl+space for some reason.

Thank you so much Igbanam for your help - I was struggling with this for several months and was ready to give up on getting the vim mapping right.

Thanks,

Ven

On Thu, Jan 2, 2025 at 4:24 PM Igbanam Ogbuluijah <xigbanam@gmail.com> wrote:

Could you try this mapping

nnoremap <leader><space> :SWSqlExecuteCurrent<CR>

I don't know how the leader key would work with <C-space> (which I read as <ctrl><space>). 

Igbanam

On Thu, Jan 2, 2025 at 5:47 PM Ven Tadipatri <vtadipatri@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

  I have the Vim Sql Workbench plugin, and I'm trying to get the keyboard shortcut working. When I type ":nmap", I see that this mapping is there:

n  \<C-Space>   @:SWSqlExecuteCurrent<CR>

However, when I type "backslash - ctrl - space" , the Terminal just flashes and does nothing. I've tried using a different leader key, and the same thing happens, so it doesn't seem to be a Mac Terminal setting. 

  This is on a mac, with vim 9.1 . On my old mac, this keymapping was working. It still works if I type ":SWSqlExecuteCurrent", it's just the keyboard shortcut that I'm struggling with.

  Would appreciate any help!

Thanks,

Ven

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Re: Problem with keyboard mapping

Could you try this mapping

nnoremap <leader><space> :SWSqlExecuteCurrent<CR>

I don't know how the leader key would work with <C-space> (which I read as <ctrl><space>). 

Igbanam

On Thu, Jan 2, 2025 at 5:47 PM Ven Tadipatri <vtadipatri@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

  I have the Vim Sql Workbench plugin, and I'm trying to get the keyboard shortcut working. When I type ":nmap", I see that this mapping is there:

n  \<C-Space>   @:SWSqlExecuteCurrent<CR>

However, when I type "backslash - ctrl - space" , the Terminal just flashes and does nothing. I've tried using a different leader key, and the same thing happens, so it doesn't seem to be a Mac Terminal setting. 

  This is on a mac, with vim 9.1 . On my old mac, this keymapping was working. It still works if I type ":SWSqlExecuteCurrent", it's just the keyboard shortcut that I'm struggling with.

  Would appreciate any help!

Thanks,

Ven

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Re: Adding a single space to 'isk' but not multiple spaces?

On 2025-01-02, Tim Chase <vim@tim.thechases.com> wrote:
> Using ledger(1) for finances, fields are usually delimited by runs
> of 2+ spaces (or a tab), allowing a single space in the account-name.
> So I might have a transaction like
>
> 2024-012-31 ! Groceries
> Expenses:Household:Groceries:Food Lion $18.43
> Liabilities:Credit Card:Visa -$18.43
>
> (note the 2+ space indent and the 2+ space separation between the
> account and the amount, while the single space in "Food Lion" and
> "Credit Card")
>
> It would be awfully handy to have colons and single-spaces be part
> of 'isk' so that i_CTRL-N and i_CTRL-P can find full accounts
> is there a better solution I've overlooked?

Do you know about https://github.com/ledger/vim-ledger? Even if you
don't want a plugin, you may still copy its LedgerComplete omnifunc
function. I'm not using it currently, but I wrote the initial version of
it, and unless something was changed, it should allow you to complete
accounts by specifying prefixes. So, for instance, Ex:F:G<tab> becomes
Expenses:Food:Groceries. Very handy.

Btw, I have a bunch of mappings for several reports. They may not be up
to date, but in case you're interested:

https://github.com/lifepillar/vimrc/blob/master/after/ftplugin/ledger.vim

Hope this helps,
Life


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Re: Adding a single space to 'isk' but not multiple spaces?

The option that you seem to exclude is setlocal complete+=k{dict} for a dict file of your accounts.

How about redefining :help 'define'/'include', or ~/.ctags suitably to detect and complete them by `i_ctrl-x_ctrl-d/i/] ?

Le jeudi 2 janvier 2025 à 20:12:20 UTC+1, Tim Chase a écrit :

Using ledger(1) for finances, fields are usually delimited by runs
of 2+ spaces (or a tab), allowing a single space in the account-name.
So I might have a transaction like

2024-012-31 ! Groceries
Expenses:Household:Groceries:Food Lion $18.43
Liabilities:Credit Card:Visa -$18.43

(note the 2+ space indent and the 2+ space separation between the
account and the amount, while the single space in "Food Lion" and
"Credit Card")

It would be awfully handy to have colons and single-spaces be part
of 'isk' so that i_CTRL-N and i_CTRL-P can find full accounts (even
if they contain the occasional space), but that starts causing weird
issues (Vim really doesn't like having space in 'isk')

I've tried i_CTRL-X_CTRL-L to do whole-line completion but I have
enough transactions (and each amount regularly differs) that this
returns dozens or hundreds of matching lines, so it's less than useful.

Short of completely hijacking ^N/^P functionality to complete from
my known chart of accounts, is there a better solution I've overlooked?

Thanks!

-tim

(1) https://ledger-cli.org/

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Adding a single space to 'isk' but not multiple spaces?

Using ledger(1) for finances, fields are usually delimited by runs
of 2+ spaces (or a tab), allowing a single space in the account-name.
So I might have a transaction like

2024-012-31 ! Groceries
Expenses:Household:Groceries:Food Lion $18.43
Liabilities:Credit Card:Visa -$18.43

(note the 2+ space indent and the 2+ space separation between the
account and the amount, while the single space in "Food Lion" and
"Credit Card")

It would be awfully handy to have colons and single-spaces be part
of 'isk' so that i_CTRL-N and i_CTRL-P can find full accounts (even
if they contain the occasional space), but that starts causing weird
issues (Vim really doesn't like having space in 'isk')

I've tried i_CTRL-X_CTRL-L to do whole-line completion but I have
enough transactions (and each amount regularly differs) that this
returns dozens or hundreds of matching lines, so it's less than useful.

Short of completely hijacking ^N/^P functionality to complete from
my known chart of accounts, is there a better solution I've overlooked?

Thanks!

-tim

(1) https://ledger-cli.org/



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Problem with keyboard mapping

Hi,

  I have the Vim Sql Workbench plugin, and I'm trying to get the keyboard shortcut working. When I type ":nmap", I see that this mapping is there:

n  \<C-Space>   @:SWSqlExecuteCurrent<CR>

However, when I type "backslash - ctrl - space" , the Terminal just flashes and does nothing. I've tried using a different leader key, and the same thing happens, so it doesn't seem to be a Mac Terminal setting. 

  This is on a mac, with vim 9.1 . On my old mac, this keymapping was working. It still works if I type ":SWSqlExecuteCurrent", it's just the keyboard shortcut that I'm struggling with.

  Would appreciate any help!

Thanks,

Ven

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