Disable remapping of j,k,etc.

[michamos]

When using the default softwrapping mode, vim-pandoc remaps j,k & some other keys to gj, gk, etc. in order for the motions to use the displayed lines instead of the physical lines. This makes motion less surprising and I have similar mappings in my vimrc.

However, I do not believe that this kind of mapping should be defined in a plugin:

• it can be useful in general and not only for pandoc files
• if used only for pandoc, motion is not consistent across buffers
• most importantly, this is extremely annoying if j,k have been remapped, as is the case when using a non-standard keyboard layout (e.g. Dvorak) where hjkl is not on the home row

Hence, I suggest to remove these mappings, and instead document that such mappings can be very useful. If you insist on having those mappings by default, could you at least add a global variable to disable them easily?

[bgw]

+1. This doesn't make much sense to have in the plugin.

[dsanson]

Agreed! This is a hangover from when I first threw this plugin together, and was a complete vim noob.