I managed to answer my own question. Apparently, my modifications to
my .vimrc to set up some mappings weren't getting picked up, as
everything works as expected if I type
:Arpeggioimap jk <Esc>
Now my only disappointment is that this requires simultaneous key
presses. I was hoping to get more of a modifier key behavior, where I
could (for instance) press j and then press k while j was held down.
If no second key was pressed, it would have the usual behavior for a j
key.
Guess I'll keep digging. Sorry for the list-spam!
David
On May 16, 11:57 am, David Alan Hjelle <
[hidden email]> wrote:
> I've been thinking about efficient keymappings lately, and I happened
> to run across a plugin that looks like it might support some very
> interesting possibilities. <
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?
> script_id=2425> Essentially, it allows arbitrary combinations of keys
> pressed simultaneously (chords) to be mapped to commands.
>
> I tried installing it, but I've not had any success getting their
> example mapping of jk to <Esc> working in MacVim, though it seems to
> work in 10.5.6's Terminal vim.
>
> Is this a limitation of MacVim, or did I simple install things
> wrongly? (Seems unlikely since it worked in the terminal, but who
> knows. :-)
>
> David Alan Hjelle
>
> P.S. Out of curiosity, is anyone aware of a nice "package manager" or
> some such for Vim plugins? Seems like it would be a really nice option
> to have available, especially for newbies. For that matter, a
> selection of "typical" .vimrc's to choose from might be spiffy. But
> that's really a different topic...
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