On 19/03/09 16:56, Gene Kwiecinski wrote:
>
>> This only seems to happen when I type the characters in a sequence.
>> When I type "<<" switch out of insert mode and back again I dont get
>> any strange characters.
>
> Haven't ever really poked around with them, so can't be more help, but
> this *sounds* like a character-mapping kicking in. Imagine Tony M would
> be the one to ask for more details...
Doesn't ring a bell with me -- and I'm not on a Mac so can't test it;
Does
:verbose map! <<
:verbose map! &&
display anything suspicious?
Do you still have the problem after you try
:set timeout timeoutlen=5000 ttimeoutlen=100
? (Times in milliseconds: t- for mappings, tt- for multibyte keycodes.)
The idea is that you'll never hit two keys within (in this example) 1/10
of a second of each other, but that you'll also never need more than (in
this example) 5s between the successive keys of a mapping, even when
hesitating. You may want to vary the timings depending on your typing
speed and on your keyboard connection speed (e.g. if running a remote
Vim over a slow connection you may want to increase the tt-; I hope not).
Best regards,
Tony.
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