On Fri, Sep 10, 2010 at 9:50 AM, Christian Brabandt <[email protected]>wrote:
> On Fri, September 10, 2010 9:05 am, Andriy Y wrote:
> > I'm remapping window navigation in vimrc file and I have use command like
> > this:
> > nnoremap <M-Right> <C-W><Right>
> >
> > I need to repeat the line with Right replaced to Left, U, D, hjkl - and I
> > feed a bit silly copy-pasting the line and correcting manually.
> > What would be the fastest way to do that ?
>
> for i in ['Right', 'Left', 'U','D', 'h','j','k','l']| call append('$',
> "nnoremap <M-".i."> <C-W><".i.">")|endfor
>
> (one line, if you don't want to have it included in the current buffer,
> substitute the append('$', "....") by an :exe "..." call)
>
> > Also, is there a way to remap all C-W combos to M- using smth like this:
> > nnoremap <M-> <C-W><
> > ?
>
> are thos <C-W> combow already mapped or are you refering to built-in
> functions?
>
I'm trying to remap keys like <C-W><Left> - move to buffer on the left.
These are built-in - in the meaning they are a part of VIM, not a plugin.
>
> If they are already mapped, you can :redir the output of :map and reuse it
> for mapping it again. For Builtin keys, I have no idea how to
> pragmatically fetch the keys (other than parsing windows.txt)
>
> regards,
> Christian
>
>
Best regards,
Andrey Yanov
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