I'm just learning to use vimscript and have put the following
into a file:
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" To become global and will be assigned to
" from outside once the script works:
let s:mapkeymap = {'x':'whatever'} " and so on...
function! MapKeymap()
let char = getchar()
if char =~ '^\s$'
let &l:keymap = "" " unset 'keymap'
elseif has_key(s:mapkeymap,char)
let &l:keymap = s:mapkeymap[char]
else
echoerr 'No keymap assigned to "'.char.'"!'
endif
endfunction
:inoremap <F12>k <C-\><C-O>:call MapKeymap()<CR>
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However when I source the file, and then do <F12>kx in
insert mode I get the literal string
"^B:setlocal keymap=whatever" inserted instead of
the keymap being set. What am I doing wrong?
/bpj
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