Re: Help with Setup

2010-03-24 Thread Tony Mechelynck
On 22/01/10 20:27, mlip...@gmail.com wrote: Hi, I am relatively new to VIM, so I apologize if this question is ridiculous. I am trying to use a plugin (VimClojure) and cannot seem to execute the default mappings. For example, '\sr' is supposed to open a REPL buffer; however, it seems as though t

Re: Help with Setup

2010-02-24 Thread mlip...@gmail.com
> > You might want to ask this question to the developer of the vimclojure > plugin. > I have tried contacting the developer but have not heard back yet > Anyway, I'd suggest to ... > > #1 Check localmapleader: > map x :echom "FOO" > Now type ,x (or whatever your ll is). This does successfully o

Re: Help with Setup

2010-02-23 Thread Tom Link
> I am relatively new to VIM, so I apologize if this question is > ridiculous. I am trying to use a plugin (VimClojure) and cannot seem > to execute the default mappings. You might want to ask this question to the developer of the vimclojure plugin. Anyway, I'd suggest to ... #1 Check localmaple

Help with Setup

2010-02-22 Thread mlip...@gmail.com
Hi, I am relatively new to VIM, so I apologize if this question is ridiculous. I am trying to use a plugin (VimClojure) and cannot seem to execute the default mappings. For example, '\sr' is supposed to open a REPL buffer; however, it seems as though the default leader/ localleader mappings are no

Help with Setup

2010-01-22 Thread mlip...@gmail.com
Hi, I am relatively new to VIM, so I apologize if this question is ridiculous. I am trying to use a plugin (VimClojure) and cannot seem to execute the default mappings. For example, '\sr' is supposed to open a REPL buffer; however, it seems as though the default leader/ localleader mappings are no