On 2011-12-10, meino cramer wrote:
> Taylor Hedberg [11-12-10 18:12]:
> > Vim's built-in mappings like `I` aren't mapped to any function. Well,
> > they're mapped to a C function in the Vim source code, but not to any
> > VimScript function whose name would be useful for a user. So no, there's
> > no way to do this.
>
> Hi Taylor,
>
> thank you for your reply! :)
>
> Did I understand this correctly? :
>
> For example 'f' is bound to the C-function which set sthe cursor
> to the a certain character given to it as a parameter.
> That would mean: I am able to map another key to this functionality
> by mapping 'f' to another key but I will not be able to 'free' the
> f-key so it can be used for another functionality ?!?!?
IIUYC, here's an example:
:nnoremap f <up>
:nnoremap o f
Even after mapping f to some other functionality, it continues to
represent its original function if on the rhs of a noremap mapping.
Regards,
Gary
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