Key Binding Overwrites Important Default Mapping of Vim

[Carltoffel]

The last commit has broken the default mapping of vim. For example I no longer can use the 'ce' command (create executable gets triggered). I guess something went wrong with the mapping of the leader key.

[rudrab]

I will check that. Thanks for reporting.

[rudrab]

Oh, I thought I have misunderstood you. You can define the keybindings in your vimrc. For Fortran90 menus, where ce is defined, you can overrite them as:

let fortran_compile="your value"
let fortran_exe=
let fortran_run=
let fortran_cla=
let fortran_dbg=
let fortran_make=
let fortran_makeProp=
let fortran_genProj=

[rudrab]

Please let me know if this solved your issue or revert back to me. Please close the issue and consider upvote the project if it solves your problem.

[Carltoffel]

This is not what i wanted to say. IMHO it is just not very smart for a plugin to overwrite a default vim command with something completely different. I would suggest to use the leader key of vim to initiate the commands of the plugin. Sure, I can rebind it, e.g. let fortran_compile="<Leader>ce", but I think this should be the default for the plugin, and if a user wants to overwrite the default vim mapping, it is still possible.

[rudrab]

I agree it is not very good (or should be avoided by all means) to override default mappings. The keybinding is actually defined in most generic way possible as: let b:fortran_compile = get(g:,"fortran_compile", get(g:,'mapleader', '\')."cc") so, if you define a mapleader, the problem is solved IMHO. Any suggestion is welcome though.

[Carltoffel]

I do have the mapleader defined (let mapleader="\<SPACE>"). Maybe this is the problem. If I set the mapleader to something else it works. Just a guess: Maybe your way of getting the mapleader is not aware of leader-keys longer than one character?

[Carltoffel]

Okay with let mapleader=" " I can fix my problem without changing the behaviour of vim. So maybe there is a problem with either the escape sequence or with the multi-character-leader.

Edit: I somehow was on the previous commit where it only worked with the " " leader. With the newest commit it only works if i set the mapleader to something like m but just a space does not work.

let mapleader="\<SPACE>" doesn't work let mapleader=" " doesn't work let mapleader="m" does work

[Carltoffel]

I don't know what your commands with let b:fortran_compile = get(... are doing exactly, but if I change them to be simply let b:fortran_compile = "<Leader>cc" etc. it works with all mapleaders mentioned above.