Marcos Cruz <vimprobable_list_00@...> writes:
>
> Hi all,
>
> In order to deactivate the "d" key binding the soft way, I have "map d
> stop" in <.vimprobablerc> (an 'unmap' command or a 'noop' action would
> be nice, I think we talked about it some time ago). But the mapping
> doesn't work, it doesn't override the value in <keymap.h>.
>
> I'm using Vimprobable2 1.4.0 on Raspbian, but this problem happened with
> a pathched 1.3.0 as well.
>
> In order to find out the error conditions, I have being moving "map d
> jumpbottom", executing Vimprobable and pressing "d", again and again.
> My provisional conclusion is "map d" overrides the default configuration
> only if it's not the first 'map' command in the file, and if there are
> some other commands before the first 'map'.
>
> Then I noticed the "d" mapping is the last one defined in <keymap.h>,
> what made me suspect. I've exchanged the position of the last two key
> bindings in the array, compiled... and the problem was solved. Now "map
> d" works in any position of <.vimprobablerc> (and presumably the other
> mapping is affected).
>
> It seems there's a bug. I hope this little investigation helps to remove
> it.
>
> Marcos
>
Hi,
I can confirm this on 1.4.0. The bug resided on the function changemapping().
As described the last element on the keys list is skipped and not available
to rebind/override.
Fix is on this commit: https://github.com/desyncr/vimprobable/
commit/050a96f849e7b14ba2e2629268ee559c5afe6856
Greets.
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