Hi,
I often use a combo of "qq" (macro recording into register q) and
"@q" (execution of that macro via execution of the contents of
register q).
Unfortunately, the '@' on a QWRTZ-keyboard is only reachable via
"right-ALT-q" which means that you have to press
"right-ALT-q q" for executing the macro once.
When executing the macro multiple times and confusing the
correct sequence means to loose the macro.
For that reas I did a
nmap <C-e> @q
in my ~/,vimrc (I am using vim with linux).
A
:verbose map <C-e>
says that the mapping was last changed in ~/.vimrc and
maps to <C-e>.
So fine, so nice...but:
If I press
<C-e>
vim waits in the commandline, displaying
:YR: Enter character:
I think, that the Yankring-plugin (which I do love ;)
has intervented my mapping. But this in contradiction
to what
:verbose map <C-e>
tells me.
Why does vim git stuck in the commandline expecting a character
from me and how can I map <C-e> without killing Yankring?
Thank you very much for any help in advance!
Have a nice weekend!
mcc
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