Closed zenhob closed 8 years ago
Disabling and remapping cmd-p was possible with this stanza:
call MacMenu("File.Print", "") noremap <silent> <T-p> Files<CR>
This bound cmd-p to custom commands until (I think) the command/super prefix change.
After the <D- prefix was reinstated, I'd expect this to work:
call MacMenu("File.Print", "") noremap <silent> <D-p> Files<CR>
However, even though the Print shortcut was correctly removed, remapping it does not work. It doesn't run the mapped command, and it does not register as a bare "p" input. It seems like a no-op. Binding other combinations using <D- works fine.
I came back and saw the typo in my own config, sorry for the trouble. :)
Disabling and remapping cmd-p was possible with this stanza:
This bound cmd-p to custom commands until (I think) the command/super prefix change.
After the <D- prefix was reinstated, I'd expect this to work:
However, even though the Print shortcut was correctly removed, remapping it does not work. It doesn't run the mapped command, and it does not register as a bare "p" input. It seems like a no-op. Binding other combinations using <D- works fine.