Hi!
I am trying to overwrite esc_termmode and esc_hide_termmode since I am swedish and "jk" is a super common letter combination. However, my new mapping does not work. Only the "jk" and "JK" mappings from the default config work. Overwriting other things, like the cheatsheet mapping, works fine.
I would like to be able to remove the mappings altogether, or at least set it to something I would never type.
Here's my config:
`local M = {}
local plugin_conf = require "custom.plugins.configs"
local userPlugins = require "custom.plugins"
Hi! I am trying to overwrite esc_termmode and esc_hide_termmode since I am swedish and "jk" is a super common letter combination. However, my new mapping does not work. Only the "jk" and "JK" mappings from the default config work. Overwriting other things, like the cheatsheet mapping, works fine.
I would like to be able to remove the mappings altogether, or at least set it to something I would never type.
Here's my config: `local M = {}
local plugin_conf = require "custom.plugins.configs" local userPlugins = require "custom.plugins"
M.plugins = { status = { colorizer = true, },
default_plugin_config_replace = { nvim_treesitter = plugin_conf.treesitter, nvim_tree = plugin_conf.nvimtree, },
options = { lspconfig = { setup_lspconf = "custom.plugins.lspconfig", } }, install = userPlugins, }
M.mappings = { misc = { cheatsheet = "fu"
},
terminal = { esc_termmode = { "jj" }, esc_hide_termmode = { "JJ" }, }, }
M.ui = { theme = "monekai", }
return M`