Closed goodboy closed 7 years ago
Ahh I found where you document this:
By default, these let you move around using the [[ and ]] keys. The following
sequences are also mapped with these keys:
g] Move forward to an increased indent level
g[ Move backward to a decreased indent level
Default:
let g:braceless_jump_prev_key = '['
let g:braceless_jump_next_key = ']'
So my question now is how do you disable these additional mappings?
Set them to empty strings. In hindsight, these should've been disabled by default.
Actually you're talking about just disabling g[
and g]
. Setting those variables to empty strings will also disable [[
and ]]
. But, with the other issue you brought up in #38, you probably still want to do that.
@tweekmonster ok so then how do I access the jump_x_key
behavior whilst also avoiding the conflict with g]
?
~Maybe there's a better default mapping for what [[
and ]]
(]k
for key?) is currently doing and~ maybe it's better to just avoid duplicate mappings for the same behavior (i.e. rip out g[
and g]
)?
@tweekmonster I removed the duplicate mappings for g
and now everything works as expected.
If I also remove it from the docs will you take a PR?
The binding of [
g]
](http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/tagsrch.html#g]) to:tselect
doesn't seem to work after installing this plugin?Is this expected? I'd love to have both since I use tags quite often.