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From: chimin y. <ych...@ya...> - 2002-12-18 06:26:45
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Hi, All:
I cannot guess what this means by the author:
[usr_24.txt] These special keys are most useful
when writing a mapping that doesn't leave Insert
mode. The extra typing doesn't matter then.
(1) "writing" - defining or typing/editing/using?
(2) "doesn't leave Insert mode" - associated with
"writing" or "mapping"?
Defining a mapping is always done under Normal mode
via ":map" or ":imap" command. If it's latter, then,
according to usr_40, append "a" makes a mapping to
remain in Insert mode. No much of usefulness that I
see for these special keys.
I need someone to contribute a practical example that
demonstrates "these special keys are most useful" in
a situation as described here by the author
CY.
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