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adinapoli / cumino

cumino is the Vim's way to prepare Haskell recipies.
http://adinapoli.github.com/cumino/
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Hard coded mnemonic maps can create problems with other plugins #1

Open victoredwardocallaghan opened 11 years ago

victoredwardocallaghan commented 11 years ago

It would seem that the hard codded mnemonic maps chosen are conflicting with something else.. Not sure how to find out..

I am currently using the spf13-vim distribution. Kind regards, Edward.

adinapoli commented 11 years ago

It's probable, but not a fault of Cumino, rather than the multitude of plugins that distribution comes with. Bare in mind that Cumino uses the local leader to give you exactly the flexibility you are looking for, but in case You still have conflicts, I'm open to either export some variable to make keybindings Configurable or explaining in the readme how to override them yourself.

victoredwardocallaghan commented 11 years ago

You are indeed right. I think the perhaps, the correct solution would be to export some variables to make keybindings and if they are not defined default back to yours. I'll give this a go myself and see if I can make a patch.

I am trying to get your plugin as part of spf13-vim https://github.com/spf13/spf13-vim/pull/377

adinapoli commented 11 years ago

Ok, leave it with me :) Nice to see my plugin being part of spf13-vim. Lately I've been working on a version which uses tmux instead of opening a separate shell. I think my patch will include a flag to effortlessly switch to that as well.