Closed srsudar closed 8 years ago
easy-clip is overriding the "g" mapping in select mode there (you can see this by the 's' character next to it). This shouldn't affect the gof command which is in normal mode (shown by the 'n' character').
So to me it doesn't seem like easy-clip is related.
Turns out I'm a doofus. It is indeed a normal mode command, thus it's gof
not :gof
. At least I'm not the first. Sorry for the spam.
I am trying to install vim-gtfo, which provides
:got
and:gof
.:gof
doesn't work, claiming it's not an editor command. Following the author's advice of running:verbose map gof
, it looks likevim-easyclip
might be to blame. I don't understand vimscript or the output of this command well enough to know what is going on:Does this look like a real conflict? Any ideas about what it's doing or how to resolve it?