On 4/25/06, Eric Arnold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It isn't clear how the 't' mode is different from 'm'? I thought the > point of feedkeys() was that all the keys were to be used as typed by > a user?
The difference between 'm' and 'n' is like difference between :norm and norm!. Keys coming from :norm and from feedkeys(,'m') are remapped, but not treated same was as coming from interactive user. For example, completion will not trigger. With 't', keys work same way as if coming from interactive user. For example completion will work. :norm and mapping are not capable of triggering completions. (Keys from map-expansions are marked as "noninteractive" keys). Yakov
