--- Yakov Lerner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 4/22/06, Thomas Mellman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > After upgrading to a new version of VIM a while back, I
> > have now to type key-sequences slowly, or I get a visual bell
> > (and no sequence recognized). Does anybody know what changed
> > to cause this, and how I can turn it off?
> >
> >
> > For example, I use the '[' and ']' keys to introduce various
> > shortcuts (e.g. "]v" and "[v" find the next or previous
> > occurance of the word under the cursor). But now I have to
> > always wait 500ms - 1000ms or my sequence is aborted.
>
> It works for me. I mapped ':map ]v *' and it just works; there is
> no problem as you describe.
Oh, that's interesting. Are you sure? You made the mapping:
:map ]v *
put the cursor over a word in some file (which contains another
instance of that word), and with your right hand on the ']' and
your left hand on the 'v', you typed them in as fast as you could
and it took the mapping?
I mean, this isn't some test-engineers crazy idea - vim is for
people who can touch-type - it's the fastest way for ideas to
flow from the brain to the computer. And I normally type fast
enough to trip up the mapping.
I tried it with -u NONE (and re-did the mapping) and I still have
the problem.
Also, with my full initializations, I can type other,
single key mappings that fast. For example, I map 'v' to be ^F
and 'q' to be ^B so I don't have to 'control' to go a page forward
or a page backwards. All the important keys are easily reached
from the home position.
I can type vvv or vvqv as fast as I can and it pages without a hiccup.
It's the multi-key sequence that causes the problem.
Incidently, I tried your timeout settings before, and they unfortunately
didn't help.
> On one hand, why don't you use
> * and #' they are shorter and they find next or prev occurence of
> word under cursor. On the other hand, my timeout&ttimeout
> settings might be different, I adjusted them recently. Here are my
> settings:
>
> set timeout timeoutlen=1500 ttimeoutlen=50
>
> Yakov
>
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